Monthly Archives: December 2010
First chapter: Automated SharePoint 2010 solution deployment and more
Recently many of you requested to have a preview of my new book. As some of you already know the book is very hands on and gives away a lot of neat scripts and handy code – I decided to … Continue reading
SharePoint Branding: custom branding for cloud-hosted SharePoint
You might remember a while ago I wrote about Applying custom branding to SharePoint 2010 cloud hosted site. Check out this video for more details and to actually see things in action. SharePoint 2010 Branding: Provisioning masterpage and CSS on … Continue reading
PowerShell: Adding SharePoint 2010 list form webpart to a publishing page
SharePoint 2010 list forms are handy way for users to enter data; in some cases you may want to show list entry form right on one of the publishing pages of your site rather than making users to go to … Continue reading
Managing SharePoint 2010 content editing features available to authors
In the scenario when content authors are new to SharePoint 2010 you might wan to make it easier for them to edit the page by disabling features that they don’t need during content editing. One of the most common controls … Continue reading
Creating SharePoint 2010 workflows for the cloud and sandbox solutions
When you open Visual Studio 2010 and try to create SharePoint 2010 project with Sequential or State Machine Workflow project template – the only option you will get is to deploy such workflow to the farm. This is not such … Continue reading
Modify out of the box and custom SharePoint 2010 workflow forms
SharePoint Designer 2010 has a pretty good support for creating workflows. In this article I will show you how you can take an existing SharePoint 2010 workflow or a custom one and modify it’s association or initiation forms. 1. Open … Continue reading
Activating SharePoint 2010 features with properties
The most common task when deploying your solution is to activate custom and out of the box features. In the first chapter of my book – we looked at how you can automate the process using PowerShell saving yourself from … Continue reading