Fabulous 40 Application Templates - Absence and Vacation Schedul The Absence and Vacation Schedule template is a part of the server admin templates provided directly from Microsoft here. This template is based off of a site definition which needs to be installed by a SharePoint server administrator using stsadm. The Absence and Vacation Schedule template was designed for the Human Resources business area and the official description is described below: The Absence Request and Vacation Schedule Management application template helps employees manage requests for out of office days. Features: By using a site definition when you create a site based off of this template it automatically activates the custom features associated with this template. - Absence and Vacation Schedule List Instances - Absence and Vacation Schedule Modules - Absence Type - Absences - Responsibility Adoption Custom Lists: Absence Type – This list defines the types of absences an employee can enter, along with if that type requires approval. Custom Pages: Default Page Absences Display Form
SharePoint Quester - Capturing SharePoint Configurations Play "Hide and Seek" in SharePoint You may also be interested in: SharePoint Conference.ORG 2013 Editor's note: Contributor Ellen van Aken is an experienced intranet adoption manager. Follow her @EllenvanAken After my earlier rant about people who want to secure their content for no good reason, I thought I would give some suggestions for alternative ways to hide content when it makes sense. First let me stress that I recognize that some content is sensitive and really needs to be secured. The content is only relevant to a certain audience You do not want people to influence each other You want to allow people to focus on their own content, e.g. in projects or tasks lists Next to giving permissions there are two other ways to hide content that I know of, but I will be happy to learn new ways! 1. In SharePoint it is relatively easy to target web parts to an audience. 2. a. Item-level permissions in the advanced settings b. c. d. e. f. How to do it? The part before “newform.aspx?” Simple Thank You-page Warning:
Working Days, Weekdays and Holidays in SharePoint Calculated Col AcmeCorp aim to reply to customer complaints within 3 working days. They plan to use SharePoint Reminder webpart to alert managers when these targets are not being met. We have a list with the following information Once we have this table we could make a View with a filter to only show records that don’t yet have a Reply Sent date (i.e. they have not been dealt with) and then configure a Reminder web part to watch this view and send out emails when the Reply Due date is overdue. If we didn’t care about working days we could set Reply Due to be a calculated column with a formula of =[Date Received]+3 The question is – how do we work out the Reply Due date being 3 working days from the received date? One of the calculated column functions you can use in SharePoint is Weekday which returns 1 for Sunday, 2 for Monday and through to 7 for Saturday. So from here we can work out if the day is Or writing this another way Weekday > 3 then +5 Weekday = 2 or 3 then +3 Weekday = 1 then +4 (FREE BONUS!
Home - SharePointCommunity SharePoint Social - Social SharePoint #socbiz Public Sector Developer Weblog : How to Video: (Programmatically This video (#5 in the series of How To Videos on SharePoint/MOSS 2007 "Document" Workflow with Visual Studio) addresses one of the most common questions/needs: "How can I build an Escalation workflow in SharePoint?". It turns out that this is a very Advanced Workflow scenario and therefore will take me a bit longer to demonstrate in video than some of the other videos that I've produced. In the video I show how to escalate a task based on an expired (i.e., Overdue) Task Due Date, and automatically sending emails to the Original Owner of the Task and the person who has been Re-Assigned the task (using Outlook email/tasks). The to view the Full (streaming) Hi-Resolution video (WMV file) and get the source code: Click here Related videos ~ Robert Shelton
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