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One of the hard things about using SharePoint to manage your information, is creating visual feedback based upon specific conditions within the information. In this quick, 4 minute demo, I show a technique that I use when generating sandboxes for live online SharePoint workshops.

For this week, what follows is a list of workshops in November and December. Clicking on the links will send you to the description of the workshop, and offer you the chance to register.

Christophe Humbert from Path to SharePoint has been working for over a year on solutions that can be implemented at the site level using the calculated column along with the Content Editor Web Part. He is giving a live online workshop on Tuesday, November 3rd to roll out his new solutions.

My two favorite jQuery gurus Paul Grenier and Christophe Humbert had a quick email exchange regarding how to include conditional jQuery uploading in their scripts. I thought it would be enlightening for Power Users who have been following jQuery for Everyone and Path to SharePoint to see the discussion.

Christophe Humber and I just completed the first session of “Killer SharePoint Calendar Solutions”. I hadn’t seen some of the solutions before the workshop and was floored.

Christophe Humbert is refining the solutions he will provide in next week’s “Killer Calendars in SharePoint”. The screencast below is the first in a series of screencasts to show you the solutions implemented in the workshop.

In Christophe Humbert’s live online workshop, “Easy Tabs Interface – Simple Navigation for Complex Information”, he provides a Content Editor Web Part that automagically creates an accordian style menu from any web parts within the current web zone.