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Sharepoint Object Model 2010,Ecma Script.
It is very exciting for me to work on this,i have develloped three application till now on sharepoint 2010. one is sharepoint team status 2010,leave application,timesheet application and the best thing is that all of mine applications are assemblly free...ohhh no need of dlls,in my next blog i will post the wsp as well as code for my application... Really ecma script and object model change the way of devellopment,and sharepoint 2010 designer is as kewl as it was supposed to be,it took me very less effort to create my first work flow with it..
Infopath Workflow
http://weblog.vb-tech.com/nick/archive/2007/02/25/2207.aspx
WWW - Warm Welcome, Workspace 2010

Wondering! about this warm welcome to Workspace 2010? Yes, It’s the New Space in the Microsoft’s Office Applications, officially named as “Microsoft® SharePoint Workspace 2010”.

Its a successor to the Microsoft Office Groove 2007. Nevertheless, you can have Two-In-One i.e., both New “SharePoint Workspace” as well as old Groove as “Classical Workspace”. 

For More info ...

More to come....

Regards,

Venkat.KL

[Venkatanarasimha K.L]

A sneak peek into Ribbon Customization in Windows® SharePoint® Services “14” / Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010

Hi,

Here is a link to a sneek peek into SharePoint 2010 Ribbon Feature.

A sneak peek into Ribbon Customization in Windows® SharePoint® Services “14” / Microsoft® SharePoint® Server 2010

 

(Adding a Button for example)

 The Ribbon which is already there in other Office 2007 Products is now available for SharePoint 2010.  In general, a Ribbon is a device that presents commands organized into a set of tabs. The tabs on the Ribbon display the commands that are most relevant for each of the task areas in the applications.  The Ribbon is a context sensitive and configurable.  The Ribbon is added in the UI (user interface). One can extend by using Feature infrastructure with a combination of XML and ECMAScript (JavaScript, JScript) and finally it can be deployed by any of the 3 ways;

More..

 

(Removing a Added Button Example)

Once a button is added on to the SharePoint 2010 Ribbon, there could be a scenario to remove. Lets see, how to do that.  It is as simple as;

  • Define the location of the button to be removed.
  • Use HideCustomAction element

more..

Regards,

Venkat.KL

[Venkatanarasimha K.L]

six pillars of moss
http://www.cmswire.com/cms/cms-reviews/sharepoint-2007-review-six-pillars-of-moss-000922.php
Understanding Paths in MOSS, .ddf files, manifest.xml files, and elements.xml files
Understanding the various MOSS file paths can be a bit frustrating at times. Here's my cheatsheet: Package.ddf: The ddf directives specify the path to the physical files to be copied to the .cab/.wsp file. .Set DestinationDir sets the target location within the .cab file (like a folder); all other paths are relative to the file system location of the .ddf file itself. Manifest.xml: Instructs SharePoint where to deploy the files held in the cabinet. File paths depend on the containing XML element: assembly paths are relative to the target /bin directory, TemplateFiles are relative to the 12-hive's TEMPLATE directory, DwpFiles are relative to the wwwroot\wss\VirtualDirectories\wpcatalog directory, and FeatureManifests and Resources are both relative to the 12-hive's TEMPLATE\FEATURES directory. Feature.xml: ElementFile locations are relative to the directory structure where the feature is installed (eg. as specified in Manfiest.xml) Elements.xml (via Feature.xml): Module URLs are targets within MOSS; File URLs are relative to the Module URL This list is a work in progress--your feedback is appreciated! By, Michael Hanes
Using Disposable Windows SharePoint Services Objects
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa973248.aspx
Compare WSS vs. MOSS
Here is the great link about WSS 3.0 and MOSS 2007 comparisions:
 
Small SharePoint Calendar

Want to resize the SharePoint OOB calendar?, like this

 

 

 

 

1.       Add the calendar web part to right column of the page (in calendar view)

2.       Add Content Editor Web Part to the right column of the page

 

<style type="text/css">

 

/* Tiny Calendar */

 

/* Remove week blocks */

.ms-cal-weekempty {display:none;}

.ms-cal-week {display:none;}

.ms-cal-weekB {display:none;}

.ms-cal-weekB {display:none;}

/* Shrink cells */

.ms-cal-workitem2B {display:none;}

.ms-cal-noworkitem2B {display:none;}

.ms-cal-nodataBtm2 {display:none;}

.ms-cal-todayitem2B {display:none;}

.ms-cal-workitem {font-size:0px;}

.ms-cal-muworkitem {font-size:0px;}

.ms-cal-noworkitem {font-size:0px;}

.ms-cal-nodataMid {font-size:0px;}

.ms-cal-todayitem {font-size:0px;}

/* thin out header */

.ms-cal-nav {display:none;}

.ms-cal-nav-buttonsltr {display:none;}

.ms-cal-navheader {padding:0px;spacing:0px;}

.ms-calheader IMG {width:15px;}

/* Abbreviate weekdays */

.ms-cal-weekday {letter-spacing:6px; width:22px; overflow: hidden;}

</style>

 

3.       Hide the Content Editor Web Part…..

SharePoint Work Acceleration Toolkit (SWAT)
SharePoint Work Acceleration Toolkit (SWAT) is a windows based utility aimed at simplifying and accelerating the creation and testing of SharePoint Solutions. With a whole host of time saving capabilities and planned integration with Universal SharePoint Manager 2007, you'll never want to take on SharePoint without it again.
 
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