SharePoint Designer Tutorial: Working with SharePoint Websites. Get started with SharePoint Designer and learn to put together a business website with

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SharePoint Designer Tutorial
Table of Contents
SharePoint Designer Tutorial
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
Preface
What This Book Covers
What You Need for This Book
Who This Book is For
Conventions
Reader Feedback
Customer Support
Downloading the Example Code for the Book
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. Introduction to SharePoint
What is SharePoint?
Why Choose SharePoint Designer?
What is SharePoint Designer?
Installing SharePoint Designer
Connecting to an Existing SharePoint Site
Further Information
Summary
2. SharePoint Designer and its Environment
Development Tool Options
Tour of the Environment
Task Panes
Organizing Our Task Panes
Code View
The Button Bar
The Status Bar
Summary
3. Adding Content and Tables
The Wine Company
Creating a New Site
Creating Our First Page
Adding and Formatting Text
Previewing Our Page
Creating Hyperlinks
Adding Images
Creating Tables
Table and Cell Properties
Layout Tables
Divs versus Tables
Organizing Our Files
Publishing Our Site
Viewing Our Page
Authorization
Editing Existing Sites
Summary
4. Formatting Pages
The Wine Company Website
Creating Our Site
Creating a New Site
Creating Our Homepage
Publishing Our Site
Formatting Our Homepage
Using Layers
Adding an Image to Our Layer
Publishing Images
Renaming Our Styles
Cascading Style Sheets
Editing Styles
Master (...) więcej Pages
Where Are Our Master Pages Stored?
Creating a Master Page
Editing Our Master Page
Adding a Content Region
Saving Our Master Page
Attaching Our Master Page to an Existing Page
Creating a New Page Using a Master Page
Modifying the Master Page
Attaching Our StyleSheet to Our Master Page
Summary
5. Collaborating with Other Contributors
Contributor Mode
Server-Based Sites versus Disk-Based Sites
Enabling Contributor Settings
Contributor Groups
Region Types
Setting Up Contribution on Our Master Page
The Contributors Experience
Workflows
Workflow Designer
Workflows and Lists
Defining New Workflows
Summary
6. Collecting Data
Data Sources
Creating Our XML Data Source
Creating a Data View
Adding and Deleting Records
InfoPath
Summary
7. Displaying Data
Formatting the Data View
Direct Formatting
CSS Formatting
Conditional Formatting
Formatting Numbers
Filtering Data
Using Formulae
Sorting Data
Allowing Users to Sort the Data
Paging
Summary
8. Adding Web Parts
What Are Web Parts?
Web Part Zones
Inserting a Web Part Zone
Inserting a Web Part
Adding Graphs
Summary
9. Using ASP.NET Controls
ASP.NET Controls
Standard Controls
Data Controls
Validation Controls
Navigation Controls
Login Controls
Adding a Simple Control
The Menu Control
The Calendar Control
Editing the web.config File
Validating Our Forms
Creating a Login Feature
Configuring SQL Server
Adding Our First User
Adding a New Virtual Server
Adding a Host Header
Adding an A Record
Extending the Virtual Server
Using Visual Studio's Web Site Administration Tool
Changing the Authentication Provider
Return to the web.config File
Additional Configuration Tweaks
Summary
10. Integrating with Exchange
Introduction to Outlook Web Access Web Parts
Viewing the Outlook Web Access Web Parts
Enabling Outlook Web Access
Enabling Forms-Based Authentication
Integrating the My Tasks Web Part
Troubleshooting the Error Messages
Summary
11. Search Tools
Federated Searching
Search Web Parts
Using the Search Web Parts
Hard-Coding Results
Other SharePoint Search Solutions
Search Center
Search Server 2008
Search Term Vocabulary
Summary
Index O autorze: Mike Poole owns and runs 2F3 Internet, which he established in 1997 to specialize in providing Microsoft-based web development and IT training. He has received a much acclaim for his web development from many satisfied customers including the BBC, British Medical Association, Microsoft, and six different agencies of the Scottish Government. His work has won him awards from Scottish Enterprise (winner of best e-commerce site) and Microsoft (IM bot competition finalist and winner in both UK and international phases). Mike has also written and taught courses in Microsoft Excel and Web Development at Edinburgh University. His current technological interests include creating highly efficient/scalable database solutions and integrating online solutions into virtual environments. mniej