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This is a common issue with people new to SharePoint: they try to replicate the steps of the business process. And the integration with Visio doesn't help. Instead of having all the different steps i …

SharePoint list views don't have a standard structure with a head section. To make your code work, you'll need to: add a head tag to your table (prepend) Move the headers (first row of the body) to …

I am ringing my own bell here, but I think the first thing to understand about SharePoint is that you can do a lot out of the box, before starting developing. I have seen too many cases where people …

If you have simple needs - just display a flat list of items with no interaction other than hyperlinks - then take a look at my "Cross-Site-List-Snapshot": http://usermanagedsolutions.com/SharePoint- …

You need to use lookup columns for this. Add to your Projects list a column of type lookup that points to your Programs list.

The current version of Office 365 is based on SharePoint 2010. The next release of Office 365 will be based on SharePoint 2013. … There is little difference per se between Office 365 and SharePoint 2010. …

There are many issues with SP2010 / IE10 (try a Google or Bing search), and Microsoft plans to fix this with the next service pack (SP2). Currently, only the SP2 preview has been released. One explan …

Here are some guidelines from my blog: http://blog.pathtosharepoint.com/2009/02/15/a-content-editor-web-part-for-every-home/ http://blog.pathtosharepoint.com/2010/10/27/about-scripts-web-parts-and-urban-myths …

I would recommend the querystring approach, it is a standard and clean way to pass data. Benefits: you can point to your newform from various locations it'll work in both modal mode and standalone …

The equivalent of CASE in SharePoint is CHOOSE, but it is not very flexible (you need to resort to tricks to convert your cases into numbers). Usually nested ifs work better.

Using window.onload in a modular application like SharePoint is not a good practice, as the latest window.onload will overwrite all others. My take is that it is your issue here. Instead, SharePoint …

There are many ways to include charts in SharePoint. To get more specific answers you would need to provide more details. To get you started, here is a lightweight solution that builds pie, bar and c …

Access is determined by the permissions you set up, not by the template itself. When you create a sub-site, make sure your select specific permissions, not permissions inherited from the parent site.

I wouldn't bother about iterating through all folders. How about attaching to each new folder a workflow that will pause for 30 days then move the folder?

Here are some explanations from my blog if you use Web Parts: http://blog.pathtosharepoint.com/2010/10/27/about-scripts-web-parts-and-urban-myths/ [Update] I just came across this fresh article: http …