Monthly Archives: March 2011
Creating new SharePoint 2010 Document Set content type
In my last article, we looked at how you can programmatically add a new instance of a Document Set into a library. The document set we used was an out-of-the-box SharePoint document set content type. One of the few benefits of … Continue reading
Working with SharePoint 2010 Document Sets Programatically
SharePoint 2010 has a new concept of a Document Set, which is essentially a folder-like container allowing you to group your files in and perform various activities on the set, such as trigger workflows, submit entire set to a record … Continue reading
Extending SharePoint people search web part to be more social
People search is a NOT a new feature in SharePoint 2010. When you create an enterprise search site, you have the ability to search for individuals in your organization and see results as shown below: In my book we looked … Continue reading
Managing SharePoint 2010 auditing settings with PowerShell
In my last article on document and list item auditing we looked at how you can set auditing setting with SharePoint UI. If you’re in charge of administration of a large portal and would like to automate setting up and managing … Continue reading
Document and list item auditing with SharePoint 2010
With all the content hosted in SharePoint, at some point you might be interested to perform an audit and see which documents or items are most popular, and also who edits and changes documents hosted in your libraries. In some … Continue reading
Setting alternative Masterpage for SharePoint 2010 collaboration sites
Just like in case of publishing pages, you can set custom masterpage with structural and markup changes, styles, and images for collaboration sites. By default each collaboration site page (for example: http://intranet.contoso.com/default.aspx) already references a default masterpage. By setting a … Continue reading