I wrote two posts on the issue of having dynamic approvers in Shaerepoint 2010 approval workflow. The requirements are that the approvers have to be managed in a seperate list and the workflow has to be connected to a specific contet type.
I wrote two posts on the issue of having dynamic approvers in Shaerepoint 2010 approval workflow. The requirements are that the approvers have to be managed in a seperate list and the workflow has to be connected to a specific contet type.
Check out my latest post on Sharepoint 2010, I posted them on my Tieto blog:
Lessons learned from SharePoint Evolution conference 2013 London
Why webstandards in SharePoint 2010?
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SharePoint 2013 offers a whole new set of design opportunities to designers and developers. The basis for this wohle system is the well known masterpage. The masterpage is now beeing extended by the possibility to import own developed design frameworks (called design files), usually simple sets of html-files with images and CSS. These design files […]
Nice and direct online guide for activating and configuring document sets in sharepoint 2010 (de): http://www.locatech-it.com/organisation-prozesse/digitale-aktenordner-dokumentmappen-in-sharepoint-2010/
If you want to add a costum xsl to your sharepoint list view you can do this by duplicate the existing ones (if they fit to your aims) and add them in SPD 2010 to your list. Act like that: to to /_layouts/xsl/ and locate the xsl you want to edit (e.g. main.xsl or blog.xsl) […]
Common errors for sharepoint search can be found here: http://codeexcel.com/sharepoint-crawl-errors-2-the-sharepoint-item-being-crawled-returned-an-error-when-attempting-to-download-the-item/ My favourite: individual login page;)
A detailed guide can be found here: http://www.tcscblog.com/2012/02/10/custom-error-page-with-log-support-ticket-link-for-sharepoint-2010/. Be aware that they have mistypped the SharePoint cmd, instead use: Set-SPCustomLayoutsPage -Identity Error -RelativePath “/_layouts/CustomError/error.aspx” -WebApplication <webappURL>
The Default view of the e-mail template in SharePoint 2010 does not allows BCC fields. It is possible to add BCC fields for e-mails in your workflow. To activate this you have to fall back on a short trick: Insert your planned BCC recepient into the CC field of the e-mail. In SharePoint Designer navigate to the folder that holds the newly created workflow files (usaually it is stored under /sitename/workflows > navigate to “All files” then “Workflows). Open the XOML file of the workflow with Notepad (use right-click). Then search for the CC and BCC field and change CC with BCC (you will find them in the :EmailActivity node). Save the file, reopen the workflow, doublecheck the empty CC field, republish, thats it!