A dum ago, Scripsi articulo SharePoint Briefing (www.sharepointbriefing.com) describit, quam creare elit imago in SharePoint. Hic elit:
Lege totum articulum hie: http://sharepointbriefing.com/spcode/article.php/3861121/Create-an-Image-Rotator-in-SharePoint-Using-jQuery.htm
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“Use jQuery to Kill Spell Checker in SharePoint Lists” – that’s the title of a recent article of mine that the good folks at www.sharepointbriefing.com posted earlier this month.
Hic elit:
Legitur de quomodo et cur volebam pauperibus scaccario hic spelling: http://sharepointbriefing.com/features/article.php/3869816/Use-jQuery-to-Kill-Spell-Checker-in-SharePoint-Lists.htm
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Parabam hodie ut ostenderet in SharePoint 2010 focusing SPD 2010 workflows. As I was prepping, EGO ledo hoc errore cum conatus currere workflow tincidunt:
Formae non possunt. Hoc potest pertinere ad misconfiguration ex Microsoft Muneris publica SharePoint Server. Ut enim ad minim, contact your server administrator.
I had previously set up my farm on an underpowered laptop and in trying to help it out, I tried to turn off / disable a bunch of services, ut ostensum:
It turns out that the State Service is pretty important 🙂
I reconnected my web app to the State Service I was immediately able to run my workflows.
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Ego enim scripsit articulus SharePointBriefing.com and they put it up live today.
Hic elit:
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[Updated 12/07/09 to use gigantic windows live icons since the links were broken. Windows live doens’t know how to embed .wmv files that are hosted on sky drive, videtur. Aut, I can’t figure it out, quod forte probabilius.]
Pauci weeks ago, I was scanning through my twitter stream and noticed a tweet from the Microsoft BPOS team. They were looking for volunteers to do live meetings that show-cased business solutions delivered via BPOS. (Quaero, si te faciente tamen esse, Nuntius vivunt angusta et Faciam mihi per introductionem).
Vivamus cursus in occursum parat, Creavi ego testimonium duo sessionibus uti Camtasia (vere terrificoque tool, BTW).
Primae Sessionis est de 16 minutes long and focuses almost entirely on the business solution with very little discussion about technology. Click this giagantic windlows live icon thing to download and view it:
Secundo sessionem multo longior est ad 32 minutes. It is more detailed and has more technical background info. Click this other gigantic windlows live icon thingie to view the longer recording:
The actual live session took place a few days ago. I zipped through the presentation itself and as a result, illic 'a bono 20 ad 30 minuta immitis ( 🙂 ) Q&A that is a great complement to the videos I link above. When I get the recorded meeting link, I’ll post that too. I think that in combination, vere praebet bonum fundamentum BPOS intellectus et ejus facultatibus current.
Si vos have ullus questions, contactus notitia est in ipsa præsentatione, ita me sentire liberum ping via email.
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Disputatio SharePoint Shop prosequitur nostrae 14th crastinum sessionem 12:30PM EDT.
Hoc est liberum et apertum Q diuersa diffusam&A session free to everyone that wants to attend. Dial in and ask questions or start a discussion on a topic of your choosing.
Hoc septimana erant 'iens certus loqui:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet arte praestare non vis deesset SharePoint!
Si vos have ullus questions, incendat differs questions@sharepointshoptalk.com, licentia a ineo seu susurrus me Twitter (@ Pagalvin).
Register hie: https://www323.livemeeting.com/lrs/8000043750/Registration.aspx?pageName=dlnf750v8cqsstzx
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I’m very excited to announce that Natalya Voskresenskaya, civium meorum et socium SharePoint MVP (cum a me auxilium longe minus quam merebatur) is launching a new user group devoted to enterprise search based on Microsoft technology. As a practical matter, Haec ulcera ad SP, 2010 quaerere et multum loquuntur de GRAVITER, especially in our first session. Natalya and I have written a lot about FAST over the last year on our blogs (Natalya has more and better stuff than I!).
Our first meeting is coming up in just a few weeks in New York at Microsoft’s newly renovated offices on 6th near Rock Center. If you’re in New York on 12/9, you have no excuse not to make an appearance. Likewise for you Jersey people. Connecticut people can stay home (just kidding!).
NY/NJ/CT people should skip this paragraph. We also plan to record the session and run a live web session so if you live outside the tri-state area, you should be able to tune in.
I’ll blog about this some more as this most auspicious day approaches but register now. After you register, the long wait begins. During that time, clear your schedule, break the news to your family and alert the media because you won’t want to miss Nate Treloar launch our group to the moon and beyond 🙂
Find out more from our official site: http://www.sharepointgroups.org/enterprisesearch/default.aspx.
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Sequenti Disputatio fit cras SharePoint Shop 12:30 PM EDT.
This is a free event to anyone that has a telephone. A panel of SharePoint pro’s take questions and do their best to provide useful guidance and advice. We regularly hijack audience members and make them answer questions and try to have a good time.
Mitte ad quaestiones seu topicae questions@sharepointshoptalk.com.
Register hie: https://www.livemeeting.com/lrs/8000043750/Registration.aspx?pageName=sx9p9r6prwxp5mk9
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Edition Tabernam SharePoint Disputatio de sequenti fit Diei Veneris, 11/05/09 ad 12:30 PM EDT.
Register hie: https://www.livemeeting.com/lrs/8000043750/Registration.aspx?pageName=gr5l4q66rv3f4xwj
Disputatio SharePoint Shop patens est recta phone, Q aperti&A loqui de omnibus SharePoint.
Aut quis ullamcorper locis de albo velis, Mitte eis per email questions@sharepointshoptalk.com Twitter vel eas mihi (pulvino).
Ego ruit male hoc septimana tempus,, so I’ll leave it at that. I usually like to preview some of the already-emailed questions. Hoc septimana, you’ll have to dial in to hear about it 🙂
Linea in te speramus.
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Note: this was first posted at www.endusersharepoint.com hic: http://www.endusersharepoint.com/2009/11/02/comparing-dates-in-a-data-view-web-part-to-build-a-wss-kpi-in-sharepoint/.
Hoc est adhuc alia notitia in a blog post Comparando palmulas in p visum textus partem in SharePoint.
Hoc est missionem meam:
I borrowed from hoc articulum ad Marc Anderson’s blog (http://mdasblog.wordpress.com/2008/02/19/comparing-dates-in-sharepoint-using-xsl/) to get the comparison logic and hoc articulum ad www.endusersharepoint.com for the basic ideas behind the dashboard (http://www.endusersharepoint.com/2008/12/09/visual-indicators-for-the-masses-kpis-in-wss/) written by Toni Frankola.
You should read the supporting blogs, but the implementation goes like this:
I have two dates: a warning date and a due date. To compare the dates, my xsl does the following:
<p:elegerit> <!-- When both handbook and policy are signed, we are green regardless of dates. -->
<p:cum test="@Employee_x0020_Handbook_x003F_ = 1 and @Security_x0020_Policies = 1"> <img msgstr="/_layouts/images/KPIDefault-0.GIF" alt="No problems"/> <a href="/HumanResources/Lists/New Employee Checklist/EditForm.aspx?ID={ID @}&Source=/HumanResources/Shared Documents/New Hire Dashboard.aspx"> [Edit]</a> </p:cum> <!-- Show amber indicator if we're past the warning date. -->
<p:cum test="ddwrt:FormatDateTime(filum(ddwrt:Hodie()), 1033, 'yyyyMMdd') >= ddwrt:FormatDateTime(filum(@TaskDueDate), 1033, 'yyyyMMdd')"> <img msgstr="/_layouts/images/KPIDefault-2.GIF" alt="Overdue"/> <a style="border: 0px" href="/HumanResources/Lists/New Employee Checklist/EditForm.aspx?ID={ID @}&Source=/HumanResources/Shared Documents/New Hire Dashboard.aspx"> [Edit]</a> </p:cum> <!-- Show red indicator if we're passed the due date. -->
<p:cum test="ddwrt:FormatDateTime(filum(ddwrt:Hodie()), 1033, 'yyyyMMdd') >= ddwrt:FormatDateTime(filum(@Warning_x0020_Date), 1033, 'yyyyMMdd')"> <img msgstr="/_layouts/images/KPIDefault-1.GIF" alt="Warning"/> <a href="/HumanResources/Lists/New Employee Checklist/EditForm.aspx?ID={ID @}&Source=/HumanResources/Shared Documents/New Hire Dashboard.aspx"> [Edit]</a> </p:cum> <!-- If we get here, we're earlier than the warning date, so we're green. -->
<p:alioqui> <img msgstr="/_layouts/images/KPIDefault-0.GIF" alt="No problems"/> <a href="/HumanResources/Lists/New Employee Checklist/EditForm.aspx?ID={ID @}&Source=/HumanResources/Shared Documents/New Hire Dashboard.aspx"> [Edit]</a> </p:alioqui> </p:elegerit> |
A few key points from above:
Here’s a screen shot of what it looks like for me:
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