Archiving purposes?

Mark, please let me know why you feel this duplication is needed?

You can add www.sharepointblogs.com/zimmer to the list!

Cheers

80% SharePoint content.

www.kevincornwell.com/blog

At least 3 more...

www.stovereffect.com/blog

www.sharepointblogs.com/mykiep

http://www.willierust.com/

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Check out Eric Stallworth's

www.theartofsharepoint.com

Please add: http://www.chandima.net/Blog/

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How about SharePoint Buzz?

Please add  Andrew Woodwards (my blog)

and the Point is?

http://www.21apps.com

Please add Kristian Rickard (MSFT):blogs.msdn.com/.../default.aspx

Thanks for the OPML!

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Please add my blog to the list:

chrissyblanco.blogspot.com

Thanks.

Please add Steve's blog

stevepietrekweblog.wordpress.com

Don't forget the SharePoint Solutions blog:

sharepointsolutions.blogspot.com

Here's mine:

pserrano.blogscavedigital.com

SharePointing 'till you drop ;)

Cheers,

Pedro

Thank you for the nice post.

www.sharepoint2007templates.com

Thanks!

Putting images instead of status images (e.g. Red / Amber / Green, or Priority 1 / 2 / 3 Images) in the Dataview.

Mark:

I read the blurb in this entry about how "... the formula will not calculate all list items on refresh but rather by the addition and deletion of a new “Today” column or by editing each of the list items individually.  However, you can code this to make it more dynamic..."  

Can you help w/ this code?  

thank you

this is great

Siguiendo con la serie de post sobre recursos de WSS 3.0 & MOSS que iniciamos con las entregas I

Great tips :)  The one that confounds me though, is how do I display data that is of type User or Group?  It appears as a html snippet with all the quotes escaped :(

Hey Mark,

I've moved my blog (wanted it to be MOSS based), and left Microsoft. Be great to have you drop by.

www.point2share.com/blog

Daniel

Great tips! Really usefull!

What still is bugging me at the moment is that when you use a multiple lookup column you loose the individual links... Any tip for this?

It works, but next day (or month) you see that nothing has changed in your lists. It seems that Sharepoint remembers current value of [Today] at the moment you create (and delete) columns, and your filters stay the same. If you repeat the procedure next day, it will be OK again.

Any ideas/comments?

blogs.technet.com/corybu

Please add dotnetaddict.dotnetdevelopersjournal.com to the list.

blog.sharepointhosting.com

re: jfriend80 post

I second his post.  I'm using the technique you outline to generate an 'aging' summary report and as a work around am having to add and delete the  [Today] column each day.

Would really appreciate some more insight on how to make this more dynamic and hopefully avoid this small, but manual, daily work around.

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Hey there. Thanks for the Tips.

Do you have any experiance with using external XSLT files and linking to them either using the <xsllink> or <xsl:import methods. Im having problems when saving pages with dataview webparts setup like this. Causes Designer to crash after the 3 or so save.

Was wondering if you knew of any other methods or had any tips?

I have the same problem -- I need the list to automatically reflect the current month, not the month that was stored in the field [Today]

Great tips!  Thanks for sharing -- saved me lots of frustration on date comparisions!!

Focus on WCM and deployment (Solutions, Features etc.) over at sharepointnutsandbolts.blogspot.com

Such a great collection of resources, tips and tools! Thanks and much appreciated! Maybe you've forgotten some tools. For example, I would also add to this list a new tool from scriptlogic for managing SharePoint permissions - <a href="www.scriptlogic.com/.../">security explorer for Sharepoint</a>. I've been using the beta version since TechEd and now it's finally been released. What I like in this tool that it simplifies the process of assigning and managing SharePoint permissions, permissions groups and levels using an easy interface.

Brilliant!  I have been looking all morning for some examples of formula syntax for a calculated column in SharePoint 2007 and after much angst finally found this post.  Exactly what I needed.  Thank you sir.

Seth

Thanks for a great list

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Scenario: A list contains items which have a recurring date. Anniversary, birthday, things like that.

Hi, you can add Zlatan's Blog.

http://dotnet.org.za/zlatan/

Good list of relevant links.

Thanks

What about current time? Today is returning today's month date and year. It doesn't return current time.

How is it possible to calculate based on current time??

Great collection! Thx!!

Argh! I swear something similar this worked in SharePoint 2003 (like joelsef.blogspot.com/.../recently-updated-documents-in.html). But this birthday trick doesn't work month-to-month--when the month changes over the calculated column still keeps the [Today] value of the month when the calculated column was created.

Recently I was asked to create new Monthly and Quarterly DVWPs for the &quot;Time Card Management&quot;

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Ways of showing lists in Multiple sites and subsites

Here is the OPML file that contains a list of active SharePoint bloggers. Updated on 08/30/2007.Feel

Some more insight on using the Object Model to perform the auto [Today] creation and deletion would be helpful.  I, personally, would like to know just how that is done.  It would be extremely helpful....

I'm trying to implement Tip #5 and I'm getting an error:

"Error: The charecter '<' cannot be used in an attribute value. <img border...."

Am I just trying to put the code in the wrong place?

Thanks,

Scott

ScottM,

Try to copy and paste into notepad and remove any linebreaks.  XSLT will complain if it doesnt copy/paste correctly.  

Mark

Thanks for the reply Mark.  I got that working!

Unable to use Sharepoint 2003 query tool as it does not search the requested criteria, also it is not accepting the folder under the url. (eg: https://domain/folder/) need assistance.

Please assist

Thanks for the post.

Do you have any idea how to display the Month Name like January, February etc. using Calculated Column in SharePoint 2007?

ther MOSS link...loads of resources!

hi,

this was an excellent blog.

I've some task similar to this.

About my task:

Its about Issue Tracker, in which Due Date should be automatically generated based on the Priority(LOW-MEDIUM-HIGH) givent by the respective person.

I'm little bit confused in doing this task.

Please help me in doing this task.

And also I faced a problem regarding the maximum length of Characters the Calculated Value field takes.

I faced a restriction problem in the Calculated value field

Thankyou all in Advance.

I'm blogging about SharePoint too:

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The tip's worked for me but my web part won't let me filter against anything other than currentuser or currentdate - pointless considering I need to filter by week!

If anyone knows a way around that I'd be well impressed.

As for displaying the month name, try formatting your date field with a formula - eg

<xsl:value-of select="substring-before(ddwrt:FormatDate(string($fieldvalue) ,1033 ,3),',')" />

This trick doesn't seem to work for the same reasons others mention here. I wanted to use "today' in an if statement, but it wasn't working so I changed the calculated field to simply display today's date "=today". When I first created the field it displayed today's date. But the next day when I looked at the field it was still displaying yesterday's date instead of changing to today's date. That makes this trick useless. Am I doing something wrong?

I have a recurring task that is set for the first day of the month.  How can I apply a calculation on a recurring date?  I want to add or subtracts days based on the recurring date.  My current problem is the recurring date calculation, calculates based on the first day of the entry and not the next month's date.  Any work around?

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