Author Archives: laurar

This was an article that I wrote on endusersharepoint.com Data View Web Part, The Basics – Keep it Clean Original Publication Date: Monday, May 18, 2009 SharePoint User Level: Power User This is pretty easy, and is applicable in most … Continue reading →

I wrote an article, and did a screencast on Endusersharepoint.com Data View Web Part, The Basics – Folders (Article) Original Publication Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 SharePoint User Level: Power User When creating data view web parts in SharePoint Designer, and … Continue reading →

When creating a new view on a SharePoint list or library, there’s this little section towards the bottom of the view settings, called Style, that looks like this: To see what each style looks like, you could easily modify your … Continue reading →

Good afternoon! There is a new series of articles that I started writing, regarding the data view web part in SharePoint Designer.  These articles have been published on the endusersharepoint.com site, so I’ll just link to them from here. New … Continue reading →

Lori Gowin and I drove to Atlanta for SharePoint Saturday on April 18th.  We simply turned the camera on, and started talking.  For the past few weeks, I’ve been uploading one new file each night.  Now, the whole series has … Continue reading →

When you register for the SharePoint Technical Conference (SPtechcon) in Boston, get $100 off because you know me. Use the promotional code: WONDERLAURA

Do you want logged in users to see a RSS feed of their own weather?  If you have MOSS Enterprise, this can be done using the Current User Filter web part and the RSS Viewer web part!  One thing that … Continue reading →

Twitter users, you can Re-Tweet This Post. There are a whole slew of SharePoint web services, but today I decided to try out the SiteData.asmx one, in a data view web part (the GetListCollection operation in particular).  As I’ve mentioned … Continue reading →

Mark Miller of http://www.endusersharepoint.com and I did an Excel/SharePoint online webcast, and one of the things that we covered was how to set up a data connection library for people who only have WSS, and don’t have MOSS or Excel … Continue reading →

Twitter users, you can Re-Tweet This Post. SP Tech Con (www.sptechcon.com) is coming up! Looking forward to seeing you all at this conference!  Presentations that I’ll be doing:  Making the Most Of Out-of-the-Box Web Parts Out-of-the-Box Web parts are extremely … Continue reading →