Time card list template is available in SharePoint 2010 .But it is hidden by default .
You need to activate the Group Work Lists feature of the site .
Choose Site Settings =>Manage site features =>Activate Group Work Lists feature. After activating this feature ,you can create a Time Card list in SharePoint Designer :
Open the site in SharePoint Designer .
Open the site in SharePoint Designer .
Choose File => Add Item => More Lists =>Time Card .
The Time Card list will be created with a default view called My Time Card .This is the MyTCard.aspx page .You can edit it in SharePoint Designer or in browser .
Or you can use Timecard Management Template:
Or you can use Timecard Management Template:
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/office/SharePoint-Server-2010-63fd8b62#content
Instructions for trying out the Timecard Management Template solution:
Download and build the solution
- Insure you have your SharePoint 2010 Development environment setup.
- Download the Visual Studio solution and unzip it.
- Specify the URL to the SharePoint site you would like to debug with in the project properties.
- Click build to the Visual Studio solution.
Install and activate the sandbox solution
- From a page in the site collection, click Site Actions, and then select Site Settings.
- On the Site Settings page, click Solutions under the Galleries heading.
- On the Solutions tab of the Server ribbon, click Upload Solution.
- In the Upload Solution dialog box, click Browse, and browse to the sandboxed solution package (.wsp file). Click Open.
- The solution package is now in the site collection's solution gallery, but it is not yet deployed.
- In the Activate Solution dialog box, click Activate to activate the solution.
To deactivate and delete the sandbox solution
- From a page in the site collection, click Site Actions, and then select Site Settings.
- On the Site Settings page, click Solutions under the Galleries heading.
- Select the solution to deactivate and then select Deactivate.
- If you would like to Delete the solution then, click Delete after deactivation.
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