Time card list template in SharePoint 2010

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 .
    

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:

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

1. Insure you have your SharePoint 2010 Development environment setup.
2. Download the Visual Studio solution and unzip it.
3. Specify the URL to the SharePoint site you would like to debug with in the project properties.
4. Click build to the Visual Studio solution.

Install and activate the sandbox solution

1. From a page in the site collection, click Site Actions, and then select Site Settings.
2. On the Site Settings page, click Solutions under the Galleries heading.
3. On the Solutions tab of the Server ribbon, click Upload Solution.
4. In the Upload Solution dialog box, click Browse, and browse to the sandboxed solution package (.wsp file). Click Open.
5. The solution package is now in the site collection's solution gallery, but it is not yet deployed.
6. In the Activate Solution dialog box, click Activate to activate the solution.

To deactivate and delete the sandbox solution

1. From a page in the site collection, click Site Actions, and then select Site Settings.
2. On the Site Settings page, click Solutions under the Galleries heading.
3. Select the solution to deactivate and then select Deactivate.
4. If you would like to Delete the solution then, click Delete after deactivation.

What gets saved in a template

When you save your SharePoint site as a template, you’re saving the overall framework of the site. Most of the objects in a site are included and supported by the template.

There are a number of objects and features not supported however.

Supported

Lists

Libraries

External Lists

Data source connections

List views and data views

Custom forms

Workflows

Content Types

Custom Actions

Navigation

Site pages

Master pages

Modules

Web Templates

Not Supported

Customized permissions

Running workflow instances

List item version history

Workflow tasks associated with running workflows

People/group field values

Taxonomy field values

Publishing pages and publishing sites

My Sites