Thursday, June 23, 2011

Sharepoint 2010 Workflows

1.What is a WorkFlow?
  •   Workflow is a series of action that corresponds to a work process, such as creating remedy request, making purchase orders.
  •   Sharepoint 2010 helps to automate these workflows , thereby increasing the productivity and efficiency of the organization.
2.What are the type of workflows that can be designed in SP 2010?
  •  List workflows
  •  Reusable List workflows
  •  Site Workflows
3.What are Reusable List workflows and Site Workflow?

   Resuable Workflows: We can create reusable list workflow in the top-level site in  the site collection and that workflow can be made globally reusable - meaning the workflow can be associated to any list, library or content type in the site collection. We can create reusable workflow in any subsite in the site collection and this workflow will be available for reuse in that particular subsite.

Site Workflow: Site workflow is associated to a site - not to a list/library/content type

4.What is a Three State workflow:

    read : http://www.dotnetfunda.com/interview/exclusive/x1078-what-is-a-threestate-workflow-in-sharepoint-.aspx





Friday, June 17, 2011

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Yotube Rss feeds

You tube offers its RSS feeds for your webiste/blog : http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2008/01/youtube-feeds.html

How to embed youtube video to you site:

<iframe width="200" height="150" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/filename" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Monday, June 13, 2011

Sharepoint 2010 recycle bin

Recycle bin allows users to restore the objects that are deleted.Microsoft sharpoint server 2010 supports two stages of recycle bin:
a.The first stage recycle bin 
b.Site collection - the second stage .

When recycle bins are enabled then users can restore items,documents etc.


When a user does this The item is The item can be restored by
Deletes an itemHeld in the first-stage Recycle Bin until the item is deleted from the Recycle Bin or the item has been in the Recycle Bin longer than the time limit configured for an item to be held in the Recycle Bin.Users or site collection administrators
Deletes an item from the Recycle   BinHeld in the second-stage Recycle BinSite collection administrators



First Stage Recycle bin: The first stage recycle bin is located at site level and it is available to users who have Contribute, Design or Full Control permission on a site.When a user deletes an item from a Web site, the item is sent to the site's first-stage Recycle Bin. Items located in the first-stage Recycle Bin count toward the site quota.Items remain in one of the first-stage Recycle Bins in the site until a specified time period has been reached (the default setting is 30 days).

Second Stage Recycle Bin: The second stage site collection is located at site collection administrator level.
Items remain in the second-stage Recycle Bin until a specified time period has been reached (the default setting is 30 days) or until the second-stage Recycle Bin reaches its size limit, at which time the oldest items are deleted. The time limit for the Recycle Bins applies to the total time after the item was initially deleted — not the time spent in either Recycle Bin stage.                                           
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Table-less Web desing

The power of  css float.... (CLICK ON THE IMAGE FOR FULL VIEW)

1) position:static - divs lying one below other


2) position:absolute - positioned from co-ordinates of the browser

3)position:relative; postioned to its adjacent divs.

1) without 'float':

2) with float: there you get it !!!


Tabel-less Web desing

coming soon.......

CSS positioning