Performing Date / Time Calculation in DVWP Using XSL
SharePoint Data View Web Parts (DVWP) may be leveraged to use complex conditional logic using XSL. Such an example would be to highlight List Items in the DVWP that meet certain date/time criteria....
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Walkthrough: DVWP Tooltip
Tooltips may be implemented to greatly improve user experience in many scenarios. This walkthrough will provide a method with which tooltip functionality may be implemented on SharePoint Data View Web...
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SharePoint 2010: Query String Mayhem
Do you have a customized SharePoint page that uses the query string variable “ID” to identify a List Item by its ID value? Did SharePoint throw an error that “no item exists at” that location? Are you...
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Jenny’s SharePoint Tip: Rollup items across a site collection by creating a...
Applies to: SharePoint 2007 While working on a client project I had a request to rollup all calendar items across a single site collection on the home page of the root site. After reviewing several...
View ArticleUsing FileRef in SharePoint 2007 & SharePoint 2010
When customizing Data View Web Parts (DVWPs) in SharePoint Designer, the field FileRef can be used to get the URL of an item. While most list items would be displayed by sending the user to a page...
View ArticleXSLT Date Function – Comparing Date Values Using XSLT
SharePoint Data View Web Parts (DVWPs) can be greatly customized using XSL transformations (XSLT). One of the great capabilities provided is the ability to render HTML conditionally using XPath...
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Creating a Linked Data Source in SharePoint Designer
Michael had a question regarding Jenny’s Tip about content rollups located here. Iread through Jenny’s post and it was very helpful, but I think there is a different way to do this that I prefer...
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Step by Step add Filter to a Custom DVWP in SPD
This is an easy task however, it is not intuitive. Click the Design ribbon option under the “Data View Tools” section. Click this section of the SPD Ribbon Then click the “Sort and...
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