(Ryan Duguid) A common content management problem is documents getting moved to different locations and links no longer working. Another problem is submitting content to a repository and being able to find it at a later time. These are the types of problems the Document ID feature handles.

(Shannon Bray) Microsoft has made a number of improvements to how SharePoint provides and consumes services. In SharePoint 2007, you had services available to you in what was known as the Shared Service Provider (SSP). While the SSP was a great step forward from what we had in SharePoint 2003, there

(Mark Nischalke) In previous versions of SharePoint when it was necessary to access ListItems or other objects from within a SharePoint environment the only choice available was to use the server object model, perhaps from the code behind in a webpart or application page, or in a Service running on

(Ivan Ivanov) There is a company with a lot of employees. The requirement is to automate the request process and the approval of employees’ holidays.

Within SharePoint 2010, I’m making use of the BLOG site template, to create an easy-to-use communication channel for the marketing people at the client.

(Christian Buckley) A common SharePoint use case: You’re a SharePoint Administrator, and you need to makes some broad changes across multiple lists and libraries, but the SharePoint settings pages give you a headache. These pages contain way too many links to manage lists and libraries one by one:

(Dan Holme) In a typical content database, documents—their metadata and the binary large object (BLOB) that contains their content—tend to consume significant real estate. The content database becomes bloated by the BLOBs it stores.

(Rahul Mehta) In SharePoint 2010, one of the most frequent enhancement requests that come from clients is to add a custom property to property restrictions in the (Out of The Box) advance search box.

(Marc D. Anderson) In previous articles, I have covered how you find things in the DOM and manipulate them; now let’s think about reacting to user actions with events and effects.

(Mohamed El Ashmawi) As mentioned in my previous post, you should run the log parser on logs for a specific day. You can do that by copying the log files from the different load balanced Front-end servers to a centralized location and run the logparser queries in there.