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  • Show all versions in a Document Library

    I vaguely remember in SP03 that there was a list type that had versioning turned on and it would nest old versions under the current version. I want to do this with a DocLib in SP07. Do you know how to do it? I'm working in a standard team site on a server running MOSS Standard. There is a screenshot...
    Posted to Sam's SharePoint Therapy (Weblog) by larko_s on 09-04-2008

  • EndUserSharePoint.com: Information Architecture for End Users

    Information Architecture (IA) is an important concept for End Users of SharePoint. End Users who have been asked to manage sites usually do not have any formal training in how to manage or classify large amounts of documents or how to structure information so that it can be easily accessed and managed...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 08-04-2008

  • Adding "Jump to ID#" to a list view...

    So there have been a few times where a user has wanted to jump to a specific record number in larger lists... This little bit is nice on the top of the page. Add a content editor web part to the top of your page and add the following code in the source editor: <script language="javascript">...
    Posted to echef (Weblog) by josef.nielsen on 06-06-2008

  • Email Enabled List Alias Management

    Ever notice that there is not way to centrally manage or get information about email aliases?  Oh that annoys me!  So I did what any self respecting geek would do, and I started taking it apart...  Here are a couple SQL utility scripts to help you get more out of your SharePoint! ...
    Posted to echef (Weblog) by josef.nielsen on 05-16-2008

  • Binding to lists in ye olde ascx user control

    Welcome This blog starts at the technical coal face, but I'm also going to let loose on: .Net Build Events Web Config Modifications Features Visual Studio Workflow and anything else I come across in fact! So let's dive in with a nice quick and easy one. When Two Worlds Collide I was integrating...
    Posted to
    G'Day MOSSuMS     (Weblog) by MikeS on 01-14-2008

  • Wiki in the knees

    So, after hyping Sharepoint Wiki to a customer, I went about trying to put one together... only to find that there are some bizarre limitations to contend with. To my mind, the idea of a Wiki in business is a good one. For example, moving my company's employee manual from its monolithic FrontPage...
    Posted to wsspectacular (Weblog) by moffitar on 01-12-2008

  • A document repository by any other name is still... well... just a list...

    So this is not so much technical as it is theoretical, but for requests I've gotten, here is a brief on SharePoint Lists. Everything in SharePoint (WSS, MOSS, MSS, etc) is a list. This goes from a document lirbary to a publishing web part page library to a custom list, to the galleries that hold...
    Posted to echef (Weblog) by josef.nielsen on 11-27-2007

  • Creating lists with VSeWSS

    This is the first article in a series aimed at explaining the process of creating a MOSS site using SharePoint features. For the full series contents, see my introduction . Here, we'll look at creating SharePoint lists. For something so simple and core to SharePoint, they're surprisingly difficult...
    Posted to Mirrored Blogs (Weblog) by Anonymous on 03-02-2007
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