After working with the XSLT List View Web Part for a good while now I’ve discovered some great features and a few annoying niggles or bugs. Whilst I’ll continue to post new finds and interesting techniques, I thought it worthwhile gathering the list of bugs together into a series – as I believe they’re something . . . → Read More: XLV Bug: View settings lost on saved XSLT List View Web Part
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As our current project has progressed we’ve quite naturally ended up with many pages of content. This is good news and highlights the success of the project – however in a solution with development on-going there are times when it is difficult to stay on top of all the content. In particular if we’re interested . . . → Read More: Listing all web parts in a site collection with PowerShell A little while ago I wrote how it was possible to create an XSLT List View Web Part that could be exported. Whilst this is very useful, I actually find myself using a similar technique more often for displaying an XLV for a list on a different site from where has been created. For example, . . . → Read More: Creating an XSLT List View Web Part from a Different Site |
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