Have you even wanted to moderate documents or list items in SharePoint?
There is a built-in feature called “Content Approval” that lets you do this! When content approval is used on a list or library, this means that any item that is added or changed will have to be approved or rejected by the moderator before it is available in the list for everyone to see. The person who submitted the item will have the ability to look at a list of their submitted items and their statuses, with the capability of being alerted when the approval status changes. The moderator will be able to look at a list of items pending approval.

Joel Oleson and I were talking after our broadcast this week about how to define a SharePoint End User. The problem we are coming up against is “End User” doesn’t seem to be a broad enough term for what we are trying to describe.

On our Stump the Panel forum, bmix offered this problem:
We’re trying to figure out if there’s any way to show a total of how many people are scheduled for a particular hour of the day.
Well, after refining the problem statement, I put my owsapi to good use. The code below can be placed into [...]

You may have seen the previous version of this script. At any rate, my goal was to create a script that required very little configuration and allowed prepopulation of any standard form field in SharePoint. This time, I’ve improved the look of “locked” fields as well as created a way to close or [...]

As part of the Hack the SharePoint Interface – No Code Required! live online workshop, we provide the resources to create a cross-site / cross-site collection dropdown menu. The implementation is pretty simple and can be setup and configured in less than five minutes.

I love Firefox. IE8 has some improvements over IE7, but I still prefer the fox. So I made this bookmarklet a while back and just got around to sharing it.
If you’re in FF and need to add a web part to any SharePoint page with a web zone, just click this bookmarklet (DRAG [...]

As part of the Hack the SharePoint Inteface – No Code Required! live online workshop, we show how to implement a message of the day web part. In the screencast below, I show how you can create a Message of the Day Web Part to implement a status update on multiple pages of your site.

Sometimes I want scripts to work as soon as possible, possibly even before document.ready.
For style changes, one option is to add CSS link or style tags to the page. However, if the CSS is tightly married to a JavaScript solution, it’s better to keep the styling changes based in JavaScript.
So here’s my approach: I wrote [...]

Eric posted a good question on our forum:
What I’d like to be able to do, is create a hyperlink or button on the page that iterates through the list of users and when clicked, opens a mailto: href that is populated with all the users.
Any ideas on how this could be accomplished with jQuery?
I had [...]

The #SPBabes on Twitter are looking for a logo. Who needs a logo when you’ve got a bunch of SuperStar babes like this hangin’ out. Looking forward to the calendar!