On Stefan Gossners blog I saw that the August CU for SharePoint 2007 AND 2010 is available. Find more information on his blog.
Downloadlinks:
WSS 3.0
MOSS 2007
SharePoint Foundation 2010
SharePoint Server 2010
SharePoint Server 2010 and Project Server
A short post about how to use regular expressions in a Nintex workflow. This example, that is part of a big workflow for a call registration system, shows how to use the Regular expressions action to check if the logon name of an user (<domainname>\<account>) contains a specific pattern. If this results in the value “true” (or yes) a Run if … action is executed.
Read how to build the workflow
here.
The new translations are: Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Latvian, Lithuanian, Polish, Russian, Spanish and Swedish
Find more information in this document.
More Nintex Workflow information here.
Including meta tags for pages on Internet-facing websites is very important. Additional information included in meta tags makes it easier for search engines to find and classify the content. Still many websites either don’t use meta tags at all or don’t provide content editors with a simple mechanism for managing the meta tags making managing the meta tags a one-time process. In many situations meta tags are not even a part of the information architecture for Internet-facing websites and are easily being forgotten in the development process. Additionally, as they are not being displayed on the screen, they are not a part of the branding what makes it challenging for the developers to provide an intuitive editing interface for. Mavention Meta Fields is a turn-key solution that allows you to easily add support for managing page-level meta tags even if your website is almost ready to go on-line.
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