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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 592 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 189x229x31 mm, weight: 958 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 24-Mar-2014
  • Leidėjas: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0735627339
  • ISBN-13: 9780735627338
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 592 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 189x229x31 mm, weight: 958 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 24-Mar-2014
  • Leidėjas: Microsoft Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0735627339
  • ISBN-13: 9780735627338
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The smart way to build applications with Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010 -- one step at a time!

Experience learning made easy -- and quickly teach yourself how to create SharePoint 2010 applications and workflows with Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010. With Step by Step, you set the pace -- building and practicing the skills you need, just when you need them!





Design solutions to meet your business scenario -- without code Customize lists, libraries, and SharePoint site pages Use Web Parts to display, edit, and modify list item data Access data from a variety of external sources Create workflows to automate business processes Use master pages and CSS to control how sites work

Your Step by Step digital content includes:





All the books practice files -- ready to download and put to work. Fully searchable online edition of this book -- with unlimited access on the Web.
Acknowledgments xv
Is This the Right SharePoint Book for You? xvii
Introduction xix
Using the Practice Files xxiii
Getting Help xxxi
Features and Conventions of This Book xxxiii
Part 1 Getting Started with Microsoft SharePoint Designer 2010
1 Exploring SharePoint Designer 2010
1(36)
Understanding SharePoint Designer 2010
3(1)
Using SharePoint Designer to Carry Out Common Tasks
4(2)
Understanding What's New in SharePoint Designer 2010
6(2)
Creating Sites with SharePoint Designer
8(5)
Exploring the SharePoint Designer Shell
13(7)
Using SharePoint Designer to Explore a Web Page
20(6)
Using Task Panes
26(6)
Controlling the Use of SharePoint Designer
32(1)
Key Points
33(4)
2 Working with SharePoint Sites
37(32)
Changing the Title, Description, and Theme of a Site
38(3)
Managing Site Users and Permissions
41(4)
Creating a Site Hierarchy
45(3)
Deleting a SharePoint Site
48(1)
Resetting a Site Template
49(3)
Exploring a SharePoint Site
52(4)
Navigating a Site's Components
56(4)
Saving and Using a Site Template
60(4)
Key Points
64(5)
Part 2 Working with Information
3 Working with Lists and Libraries
69(40)
Creating Lists and Libraries
70(4)
Creating an Issue Tracking List
74(2)
Importing Data into SharePoint
76(1)
Working with List Columns
77(3)
Using Calculated Columns
80(1)
Using Column Validation
81(2)
Creating an XSLT List View Web Part
83(3)
Customizing an XSLT List View Web Part
86(2)
Securing a List or a Library
88(1)
Adding Custom Actions
89(4)
Creating Server Ribbon Custom Actions
93(1)
Creating Site Columns
94(2)
Using Site Columns
96(2)
Creating Content Types
98(2)
Adding a Site Column to a Content Type
100(1)
Adding a Document Template to a Content Type
101(2)
Associating Content Types with Lists and Libraries
103(2)
Deleting SharePoint Objects
105(2)
Key Points
107(2)
4 Creating and Modifying Web Pages
109(34)
Inserting Text, ScreenTips, Hyperlinks, and Images
110(4)
Working with Web Parts
114(5)
Changing the Home Page for a Web Site
119(2)
Modifying a List View Page
121(2)
Creating List View Pages
123(2)
Creating and Modifying a List Form Page
125(5)
Creating an ASP.NET Page
130(2)
Inserting a Web Part Zone
132(2)
Attaching a Master Page
134(3)
Managing Web Pages
137(3)
Key Points
140(3)
5 Working with Data Views
143(30)
Creating a Data View
144(5)
Customizing Data Views
149(3)
Inline Editing
152(2)
Applying Conditional Formatting
154(3)
Showing and Hiding Content
157(3)
Using XSLT
160(3)
Using Formula Columns
163(2)
Working with XPath Expressions
165(3)
Deploying Web Parts
168(3)
Key Points
171(2)
6 Working with Data Sources
173(34)
Using Data Sources
174(6)
Working with XML Data
180(3)
Connecting to an RSS Feed XML File
183(2)
Connecting to an RSS Feed Server-Side Script
185(3)
Connecting to SOAP Services
188(2)
Connecting to REST Services
190(2)
Connecting to a Database
192(5)
Using Linked Sources
197(5)
Connecting Web Parts
202(3)
Key Points
205(2)
7 Using Business Connectivity Services
207(42)
What is Business Connectivity Services?
208(3)
Creating Database External Data Sources
211(5)
Creating External Content Types
216(6)
Creating Office Application External Content Types
222(3)
Creating and Managing External Lists
225(3)
Working with Office Application External Content Types
228(2)
Exporting and Using the BDC Model
230(3)
Creating a Profile Page
233(4)
Using Associations
237(5)
Managing External Content Types
242(2)
Key Points
244(5)
Part 3 Using Workflow
8 Understanding Workflows
249(40)
Working with Workflows
250(3)
Creating Workflows with SharePoint Designer
253(5)
Using Actions and Conditions
258(6)
Modifying a Workflow
264(3)
Deploying Workflows
267(6)
Creating a Multistep Workflow
273(2)
Creating a Site Workflow
275(2)
Using Visio to Map a Workflow
277(4)
Importing a Workflow from Visio
281(2)
Exporting a Workflow to a Visio Drawing
283(2)
Removing and Deleting Workflows
285(2)
Key Points
287(2)
9 Using Reusable Workflows and Workflow Forms
289(38)
Creating and Using Reusable Workflows
290(3)
Creating Association Columns
293(1)
Using Workflow Templates
294(1)
Reusing Globally Reusable Workflows
295(3)
Creating Globally Reusable Workflows
298(3)
Creating Initiation and Association Forms
301(4)
Retrieving Values from Initiation Forms
305(3)
Modifying an InfoPath Form
308(5)
Publishing an InfoPath Form
313(3)
Modifying Initiation Form Parameters
316(2)
Modifying an Association Form
318(1)
Adding Association Fields to Initiation Forms
319(3)
Modifying Task Forms
322(2)
Key Points
324(3)
Part 4 Advanced Customizations
10 Branding SharePoint Sites
327(40)
Setting the CSS and Color Coding Page Editor Options
329(4)
Identifying Styles in Cascading Style Sheets
333(6)
Identifying Styles on Content Pages
339(1)
Creating and Attaching CSS Files
340(4)
Creating a Functioning HTML Page
344(2)
Creating Styles
346(3)
Modifying and Deleting Styles
349(4)
Using the Style Application Group Commands
353(3)
Understanding SharePoint's CSS Inheritance
356(3)
Using IntelliSense to add CSS
359(3)
Using CSS Reports
362(2)
Key Points
364(3)
11 Working with Master Pages
367(34)
Understanding Master Pages
368(9)
Default Master Pages
370(2)
Controls Used on the Master Page
372(5)
Copying and Saving a Master Page
377(2)
Customizing a Master Page
379(6)
Changing the Default Master Page
385(2)
Managing Content Placeholders
387(4)
Creating a Web Page from a Master Page
391(4)
Exporting Master Pages
395(1)
Resetting a Master Page to the Site Definition
396(2)
Key Points
398(3)
12 Understanding Usability and Accessibility
401(28)
Implementing a User-Centered Design Methodology
402(2)
Establishing User and Compatibility Requirements
404(4)
Designing a Prototype
408(3)
Defining Accessible Branding
411(3)
Testing for Usability
414(4)
Understanding Accessibility Legislation and Testing
418(5)
Maintaining Legislation Compliance
423(4)
Key Points
427(2)
13 Managing Web Content in the SharePoint Server Environment
429(30)
Creating a Publishing Site
431(2)
Understanding Web Content Management in SharePoint Server 2010
433(5)
Understanding the Page Model
438(4)
Creating a Page Layout
442(5)
Modifying a Page Layout
447(2)
Allowing Users to Rate Web Content
449(2)
Approving a Page Layout
451(2)
Restoring an Earlier Version of a page Layout
453(1)
Detaching and Reattaching a Page Layout
454(2)
Key Points
456(3)
14 Using Controls in Web Pages
459(22)
Working with the Ribbon and Tag Properties Task Pane
460(4)
Using a Standard ASP.NET Server Control
464(2)
Validating User Data Entry
466(2)
Using ASP.NET Validation Controls
468(4)
Using SharePoint Data View Controls
472(3)
Testing an ASP.NET Form
475(1)
Using SharePoint Server Controls
476(3)
Key Points
479(2)
A SharePoint Designer Workflow Conditions and Actions
481(10)
Conditions
481(2)
Core Actions
483(2)
Document Set Actions
485(1)
List Actions
485(3)
Relational Actions
488(1)
Task Actions
488(1)
Task Behavior Actions
488(2)
Utility Actions
490(1)
B Creating a New Approval Process
491(12)
C Administrative Tasks Using SharePoint 2010
503(12)
Installing SharePoint Foundation 2010
504(2)
Creating a Site Collection
506(1)
Enabling All Site Templates on a SharePoint Server Site
507(1)
Restricting the Use of SharePoint Designer 2010 at the Web-Application Level
508(2)
Configuring Permissions on External Content Types
510(1)
Configuring the External Content Type Profile Page Host
511(1)
Enabling or Disabling User-Defined Workflows
511(4)
Glossary 515(6)
Index 521(34)
About the Author 555
Penelope Coventry, a Microsoft MVP for SharePoint Server, with more than 30 years of industry experience, focuses on the design, implementation, and development of solutions based on Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies. Penny has coauthored several books, including Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 Administrators Companion and Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010 Step by Step.