Ideas that work
The Developer Dashboard is great to see what’s going on when loading a page in SharePoint 2010. Windows PowerShell is THE application to enable/disable the Developer Dashboard in SharePoint 2010. Here are the commands: $service=[Microsoft.SharePoint.Administration.SPWebService]::ContentService.DeveloperDashBoardSettings; $service.DisplayLevel = “On”; $service.Update(); The … Read More »
Web analytics in SharePoint 2010 has improved a lot in comparison with the Site Usage Statistics in SharePoint 2007! View report in Central Administration Central Administration, Monitoring, Reporting, View Web Analytics report. In the next screen select the web application … Read More »
In SharePoint 2010 the rating icons are default displayed as stars: Of course these can be changed: with SharePoint Designer, but better with a feature. There are four images used to display the ratings: 2 images for displaying rating: … Read More »
Probably nothing real new, but just handy to quickly navigate to the 14 (or 12) rootfolder: Right click on the Start bar, Toolbars, New Toolbar… Navigate to c:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions Select 14. Then click OK.