SharePoint Magazine

For the last couple of months, I have been working with Nintex Workflow 2007 while researching a new issue of the Understanding SharePoint Journal. That research lead to the recently released special issue of USP Journal, titled Using Nintex Workflow 2007. You can get that issue for free now, and I’ll tell you how at the end of this article.

In this final article for the SharePoint User Experience Week here on SharePoint Magazine I will talk about one of the least used, but most powerful techniques we have for customizing the SharePoint User Experience, namely the DelegateControl.

The final part of the “Customizing the SharePoint User Experience” series teaches tricks and tips for speeding up feature generation for SharePoint.

The Customizing the User Experience of SharePoint series aims to explain how the user experience works, from how the interface is built down to details on how columns of lists get created.

SharePoint Magazine User Experience week continues with an article dedicated to content types and their user interfaces.

SharePoint Magazine shows you users experience customization through lists, list forms, and custom CAML view creation.

This is the second part of a six part series on customizing the user experience of SharePoint

Have you ever wondered how the built in interface actually works? Why is a list item shown the way it is? How are the input forms built and how can you change how they work and look? This series will introduce you to a wide variety of customization options not usually covered in books or online articles.

How to modify the data sources of a DataFormWebPart real-time and make a simple content aggregator.