Right now, I’m learning how to use XSL in SharePoint. Marc Anderson’s series on “Unlocking the Mysteries of Data View Web Part XSL Tags” originally posted on EndUserSharePoint.com is a wonderful primer. However, when EUSP.com merged with NothingButSharePoint.com, it appears that the section at the end of each article in the series that let you navigate to the other articles in the series was lost.

So, I’m creating here an index to all the parts of Marc’s series.  Each link will open in a new window.

Unlocking the Mysteries of Data View Web Part XSL Tags:

Part 1: Overview

Part 2: xsl:template

Part 3:xsl:call-template

Part 4: xsl:with-param

Part 5: xsl: param

Part 6: xsl:variable

Part 7: xsl:for-each

Part 8: xsl:sort

Part 9: xsl:if

Part 10: xsl:choose

Part 11: xsl:value-of

Part 12: Miscellaneous – Person or Group Columns

Part 13: Miscellaneous – String Functions

Part 14: Miscellaneous — ddwrt Namespace Functions

Part 15: Miscellaneous – Field/Node Functions

Part 16: Miscellaneous – xsl:attribute

Part 17 : Miscellaneous – xsl:comment and xsl:text

Part 18: Miscellaneous – Some Math / Number Functions

Part 19: Miscellaneous – More Math / Number Functions

Part 20: xsl:import

(Note: as I was preparing this list, I discovered that Marc’s series is also available now as an ebook, here.)

(Cross-posted from www.keithohudson.com)

SharePoint 2010 has some amazing integration with Office 2010. For instance, if you are creating a meeting invitation in Outlook, and you want to create a Meeting Workspace in SharePoint 2010 for the meeting, you can do so with just a few clicks of the mouse directly from Outlook while creating the meeting notice, and the invitees will be automatically added to the SharePoint Meeting Workspace, provided they have access permissions on the site.

However, Microsoft has hidden the menu items that will let you carry out this action, so you first have to make the menu item “Meeting Workspace” available in the new meeting form in Outlook. Click here to watch a short video that shows you how to do that.

If you prefer reading to watching a video, this blog post from Glyn Clough explains it also.

Happy SharePointing!

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