Use the Power of Reflection to Dynamically Set SharePoint Web Part Properties
While SharePoint's User Defined Site Template saves you work by allowing users to tweak their interface designs themselves, allowing them to save site templates creates work for you. If you want to tip the workload balance back in your favor, a little Reflection can go a long way.
by Cornelius J. van Dyk
June 3, 2005
harePoint's User Defined Site Template helps empower your end users to take control of their own user interface design, pushing much of the user interface design responsibility away from traditional developers.
Once your users are done tweaking the look and feel of a given interface, they can save the design as a template. The templates are stored in the Site Template Collection list, located at the root site of the current site collection. For example, if your site URL is http://server/sites/rootsite/site1/site2 and you save it as a template, the template will be located in the http://server/sites/rootsite Site Template Collection.
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harePoint's User Defined Site Template helps empower your end users to take control of their own user interface design, pushing much of the user interface design responsibility away from traditional developers.
