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A common topic that is asked about in SharePoint, is how to roll up information from sub-sites to a top level site, and just generally how to show data from one site on another site. There are different methods and 3rd party tools that can be used, but here is a simple way to create a roll-up, that you can do yourself, using the data view web part, and a tiny bit of code. I’m not a developer, I swear! In this 5 minute screencast, I’ll show you the fundamentals behind creating your own rollup.
Posted by Laura Rogers on Friday, November 13, 2009 at 11:00 am
Filed under Workshops · Tagged category, Content Type, Data View Web Part, end user, grouping, list, live, online, rollup, seminar, sharepoint, Sharepoint Designer, sharepoint training, template, workshop
This post will show how to set up the ASP.Net drop down using a SharePoint list as it’s data source
Posted by Natasha on Thursday, October 8, 2009 at 9:37 am
Filed under Workshops · Tagged ASP.NET, category, column, Data Form Web Part, Data Source Library, Data View, end user, list, live, online, seminar, sharepoint, Sharepoint Designer, sharepoint training, Task, workshop
Following on from my previous post we will now add the view of the ToDo List data. Open the site (if not already open) in SharePoint Designer.
Posted by Natasha on Wednesday, October 7, 2009 at 9:36 am
Filed under Workshops · Tagged ASP.NET, category, column, Data Form Web Part, Data Source Library, Data View, end user, list, live, online, seminar, sharepoint, Sharepoint Designer, sharepoint training, Task, workshop
This post will show how to set up the ASP.Net drop down using a SharePoint list as it’s data source
Posted by Natasha on Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 8:37 am
Filed under Workshops · Tagged ASP.NET, category, column, Data Source Library, Data View, end user, list, live, online, seminar, sharepoint, Sharepoint Designer, sharepoint training, Task, workshop
John at SharePoint Blank has posted a nice little trick for ordering the categories on your SharePoint blog.