Which topics would you like covered on SharePoint Magazine?

We now have a nice database of authors on SharePoint Magazine, and we would like to know which topics you would like covered next?

  • What are your current pain points?
  • Which topic have little documentation?
  • What interests you?

Please add your comments to this post and help shape the magazine to YOUR needs!

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  1. I am trying to organize our site and the users are complaining about the search not working well. Is there a way to improve the search on SharePoint?

  2. when I click on a top link bar there are topics below. They are on a list that expands and collapses with items under it . It is not the quck launch bar . How do I create something like that to organize our documents?

  3. I would like to know how to create the expand and collapse boxes with the amount of how many documents there are under a topic.

  4. Bernardino Lopez 23. Oct, 2008 at 4:21 pm

    I really like to see the creation of practical applications using lists. For example a simple training tracking applications where you have individual lists for Employees, Locations, Instructors, Courses, Schedules and Results. Well the question is how to get a mega join report from all the lists together. That will be really cool, do we need to use Desginer & Infopath, or jump into the mega mess of a complex join query to the UserData and retrieve what we need !!!.

  5. Interested in some of topics mentioned here and “accessibility” of SP

  6. Peter Boyland 12. Nov, 2008 at 7:13 am

    My current pain is the Team Discussion web part in WSS3.0. I wish it had a selection of themes, and a little more functionality like a web discussion forum based on phpBB or ubbthreads. The default Team Discussion web part has only Flat or Threaded views, no Moderator tools, quoting seems to be everything by default, and it generally looks pretty unappealing. Would love to be able to drop a 'real' forum in there…..

  7. I'm a pure newbie to SP, so I'd love to see a SP 101 section. Something that focuses on the basics – How about SP and AD integration? Why isn't there a simple web part that can pull the user contact info that we've entered into AD into an SP site? An article on creating web parts?

  8. Michael Corcoran 05. Mar, 2009 at 11:17 pm

    I would like to see some announcements and reviews of the numerous SharePoint conferences that seem to be growing in volume and attendance around the U.S.

  9. SharepointNewBei 17. Apr, 2009 at 2:55 pm

    I want to know whether following scenario is possible or not?And if possible then how?

    I have an asp site and user logs in into asp site, so using that credential can we automatically allow user to login to sharepoint site i.e. user logs in asp site then redirect user to sharepoint site using the credentials he has entered in asp site. The authentication type should be windows authentication on sharepoint site

  10. Has SharePoint Magazine reviewed the developer framework, Mobile Entree (http://www.mobileentree.com)? Most of the organizations I consult with have, at some point, wanted to make their SharePoint portals more mobile friendly. It would be great to see a review of this product by SharePoint Magazine.

  11. Thanks for sharing very useful information as well as nice blog.

  12. I would like to see some articles regarding project management specifically BI reporting project management. Including using sharepoint for documentation of reports that have been created.

  13. Catherine Ford 13. Nov, 2009 at 8:42 pm

    I'm new to your magazine. Do you have resources for training non-techie site administrators. Most of my site admins are Administrative Assistants, Healthcare Project Managers and Healthcare Analysts. Do you have any training tips for these folks who don't know code and don't work with the servers or deployment?

  14. Love to see tips on use of SharePoint designer to take your sites to the next level in design and functionality.

  15. I would like more information about setting up a Intranet and rebranding it. Example: http://www.nyenrode.com. It really is SharePoint :-) .

    Cheers,

    Dennis
    http://www.SharePointForum.nl

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