To Change the Logo of Demo site

To change any image we need to replace the existing image with the new ones in this folder 1. Save the desired image(Logo.gif) in the folder C:/Program files/Common files/Microsoft Shared/Web Server Extensions/15/Template/Images (Or) We can upload to SharePoint Site Assets Library and then now image can be set as site logo 2. Open Top Level Site à Settings [Gear Symbol on Top Right of the page] àSite Settings à[under Look and Feel] Title Description and IconàInsert Logo from computer (or) From SharePoint (or) from SharePoint Relative...

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Event Receiver in SharePoint 2010

Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 provides a project type that enables you to build event receivers that perform actions before or after selected events on a Microsoft SharePoint 2010 site. We can create Event Receivers (Event Handlers) to take care of things for us when specific things happen. For example, we can subscribe to the "ItemAdded" event for a specific list, and have our custom code execute when the event fires. The event receiver will change...

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SharePoint 2010 Web Parts and Their Features

SharePoint 2010 Web Parts and Their Features SharePoint 2010 Web Parts and Their Features    Below is a list of all of the “out of the box” web parts that comes with SharePoint 2010.   Some web parts will require additional farm solutions like SQL Reporting. Business Data Business Data Actions - Displays a list of actions from Business Data Connectivity. Business Data Connectivity Filter - Filters the contents of Web...

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Visual Web Part in sharepoint 2010

 Visual Web Part Project Creation In this task, you create a Visual Web Part project in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. 1. Start Visual Studio 2010, click File, point to New, and then click Project. 2. Navigate to the Visual C# node in the Installed Templates section, click SharePoint, and then click 2010. 3. Select the Visual Web Part project template, provide a name, a location for your project, and then click OK. Figure 1. Select Visual...

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Creating a Basic Web Part in sharepoint 2010

Creating a Basic Web Part 1. Start Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. 2. On the File menu, point to New, and then click Project.  3. In the New Project dialog box, in the Installed Templates pane, expand the SharePoint node under the programming language that you want to use, and then select 2010. 4. In the Templates pane, select Empty SharePoint Project. 5. Type FirstWebpart as the project name, and then click OK. 6. In the SharePoint Customization Wizard, select Deploy as a sandboxed solution, and then click Finish. 7. In Solution Explorer,...

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Client Object Model

Client Object Model is a  feature of SharePoint 2010. It provides programming in a SharePoint site using .Net Managed Code or JavaScript. The Client Object Model provides almost all the programming features of the Server Object Model plus advantages on deployment. The Client OM (Client Object Model) is being used as the core programming aid for SharePoint 2010 and thus widely used in the market. Advantages Less Deployment Hassles: Using the Client OM, you do not need to install the components required by Server Object...

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Client Object Model vs Server Object Model in SharePoint 2010

Client Object Model vs Server Object Model in SharePoint 2010 ? Server Object Model Client Object Model Server Object Model is like a Production Server Environment to access the data where shapoint server installed on the machine . Client Object Model  can access the data from the system where sharepoint server is not  installed on the machine via Web Services , API , JavaScript etc  Most extensive set of options to customize SharePoint 2010. Any Components consuming...

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