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This post will demonstrate how to extend the 2010 SharePoint approval workflow using SharePoint Designer. Page Content You may also be interested in: SharePoint Services with mindfiresolutions Editor's note: Contributor Bobby Chang is a SharePoint Consultant. Follow him @bobbyschang In my previous post, we discussed the shortcomings of SharePoint 2010 Approval workflow . https://www.nothingbutsharepoint.com/sites/eusp/Pages/5-Steps-to-Enhance-SharePoint-2010-Approval-Workflow.aspx

5 Steps to Enhance SharePoint 2010 Approval Workflow

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My Users Don't Like SharePoint because they can't find what they're looking for! Part 2

You may also be interested in: SharePoint Smart Notifications by KWizCom Editor's note: Contributor David Lozzi is a SharePoint Architect at Slalom Consulting . Follow him @DavidLozzi
Codeplex users tedka and danstaley have reported issues using SPServices with jQuery 1.9.0 . You can read their issues here and here , respectively. I’ve done some quick testing, and the problem seems to be with the minified version of jQuery 1.9.0, *not* 1.9.0 itself.

SPServices Compatibility Issues with the Minified Version of jQuery 1.9.0

http://sympmarc.com/2013/01/29/spservices-compatibility-issues-with-the-minified-version-of-jquery-1-9-0/
Introduction This submission comes to us from an anonymous reader, who can’t publish the details under his (or her) name due to confidentiality issues. However, s/he has been able to generate some very useful charts with HighCharts using SharePoint list data as the underlying data sources. Charting List Data with HighCharts http://sympmarc.com/2013/01/29/spservices-stories-2-charting-list-data-with-highcharts/

SPServices Stories #2 – Charting List Data with HighCharts

My Users Don't Like SharePoint Because of Me (you)!

https://www.nothingbutsharepoint.com/sites/eusp/Pages/My-Users-Dont-Like-SharePoint-Because-of-Me-you.aspx You may also be interested in: SharePoint-based solutions by B&R Business Solutions Editor's note: Contributor David Lozzi is a SharePoint Architect at Slalom Consulting . Follow him @DavidLozzi How many times have you come home and said to your spouse “I didn’t do my job today, I did this and that, but not my actual job.”

SharePoint - Creating a Custom ToolPart for a Custom Web Part

Using the SharePoint object model it is easily possible to create a custom properties panel for a custom Web Part, known as ToolPart. Page Content You may also be interested in: Find and Move Files from anywhere to SharePoint with Skybrary Editor's note: Contributor Adeel Ehsan is a Developer / IT Trainer in Dubai, UAE https://www.nothingbutsharepoint.com/sites/devwiki/articles/Pages/SharePoint-Creating-a-Custom-ToolPart-for-a-Custom-Web-Part.aspx
As your SharePoint matures and grows, it can get considerably larger and complex. As your farm grows, you should monitor the farm and possibly reconfigure and add additional servers to the mix. The first step is to figure out why it’s slow.

My Users Don't Like SharePoint because it is too slow!

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SharePoint 2013 Social is the Key Feature for End Users

https://www.nothingbutsharepoint.com/sites/eusp/Pages/SharePoint-2013-Social-is-the-Key-Feature-for-End-Users.aspx You may also be interested in: SharePoint Hosting by Fpweb.net Editor's note: Contributor Chris McNulty oversees SharePoint Solutions at Dell Software, formerly Quest Software . Follow him @cmcnulty2000 SharePoint 2013 is such a huge release, with so many new features, it’s hard to know where to focus. (App model!
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All Kinds of Things You Can Do With SPUser Objects

The SPUser object is a really useful tool, but sadly not very intuitive. Here are some of my favorite SPUser snippets. Page Content You may also be interested in: Sharegate No-Brainer Migration Tools Editor's note: Contributor Kate Mogel is a a web application developer from Massachusetts
http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/sharepoint-server-help/enable-and-configure-e-mail-support-for-a-list-or-library-HA010082307.aspx Before a list or library can receive e-mail, the site owner must enable and configure incoming e-mail support for the list or library. What do you want to do? Overview In Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, a site owner can enable and configure incoming e-mail support for the following: Document, picture, or form library Announcements list Calendar list Discussion board Blog

Enable and configure e-mail support for a list or library - SharePoint Server

Inconvenient Content Query Web Part Slots

Editor's note: Contributor Waldek Mastykarz is the SharePoint Server MVP at Mavention . Follow him @waldekm Note: We recently unearthed articles that were published on EndUserSharePoint's sister site EUSP2010 but were never migrated over to NothingButSharePoint. Over the next few weeks we'll be publishing these. The following article was originally published in July 2010.

Build a flexible mega drop down navigation for SharePoint

You may also be interested in: Sharegate No-Brainer Migration Tools Editor's note: Contributor Stefan Bauer is an Information Architect at box consulting gmbh . Follow him @Stfbauer

SharePoint: How to Change the URL in a Links List

You’ve just copied a link list template to another site collection, or performed a 2007 to 2010 migration and have realized that all the url's in the list point to an old site and a mega cut and paste is required. Page Content You may also be interested in: Sharegate No-Brainer Migration Tools Editor's note: Contributor Peter Ward is a SharePoint Solution architect.

jQuery + SharePoint Case Study: Google Maps and SPServices

You may also be interested in: The SharePoint Shepherd's Guide for End Users from SharePoint Shepherd Editor's note: Contributor Ben Tedder is a Web User Interface Designer at International School of Beijing . Follow him @bentedder Every now and then people need a break from being productive. Instead of trying to beat people into SharePoint submission through "useful" tools, why not try using something fun and time-wasting to get people interested?! Welcome to DragonTracks!
SharePoint 2013 UI is written in HTML5, and in addition to the standard client support options, full support is also planned for the Safari browser on the Apple iPad. Page Content You may also be interested in: SharePoint Hosting by Fpweb.net Editor's note: Contributor Mai Omar Desouki is a Software Consultant at Infusion . Follow her @MaiOmarDesouki

SharePoint 2013 on iPad & iPhone

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