(Vijai Anand) In this article you will see how to get all the field names from the specified list view in the SharePoint 2010 using ECMAScript. I have a list named “List Request” from which I need to get all the field names from a particular view (for example: “All Items”).

(Christian Ståhl) I have written some blog posts, in the past, about branding the global navigation which is an important part of the SharePoint user interface. The search box is another part of the user interface that often needs a bit of branding especially if it concerns a public faced web site w

Recently, I got some good news. An old calendar that we’d been using to schedule document publication was being decommissioned. I rejoiced because the old calendar was on another site with different usage parameters, including a separate permissions list from the SharePoint site that I was managing.

(K. G. Sreeju Nair) The ECM features of SharePoint 2010 are excellent. The best thing is the extendibility of the platform using SharePoint designer and Visual Studio. By default SharePoint includes field types such as Single line text, multi-line text etc.

(Nikander and Margriet Bruggeman) When we set out to write a blog post we had the intention of documenting the process of setting up a claims aware SharePoint web application. After consulting numerable resources, we’ve found out that it’s not needed at all.

(Stefan Bauer) There are a lot of fixed width master page solutions available on the internet and I’ve read most of them. Some require JavaScript or don’t respect the ribbon, which means that the ribbon will be placed inside the fixed width design.

(James Love) After some time now supporting many others in the use and development of Microsoft SharePoint as a platform, I’ve come to notice some common traits of people who are new to developing solutions. I’ve decided to list the 5 most here, and I hope that these cover both those who are current

(Dan) You won’t have to try too hard to imagine this scenario: you installed an application for a specific department to solve a certain task — let’s call it marketing automation and team sites in SharePoint.

(Damon Armstrong) Developing a Sharepoint application would have all the fun of a video game, if only you had infinite lives. Dangers lurk hidden out there which, if you run into them, can be a blow to your project and waste a great deal of time. Damon gives just one example of a poisoned dagger in

(Steve Hord) One of the best ways to know what databases your SharePoint deployment uses is to keep a record and add database names each time you create a new database.