Building tylerbutler.com, Part 2: Building Content Types and Page Layouts

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re: Building tylerbutler.com, Part 2: Building Content Types and Page Layouts

Erik Bo Sørensen — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 02:42:19 GMT

Thanx again Tyler!

Great series, Hurry up - we miss #3 ...

(I've implemented The Featured Post and Category properties as one: Don’t rollup don’t Feature; Rollup don’t Feature; Rollup Feature Local; Rollup Feature Global)

Be seeing you

Regards

Erik Bo

re: Building tylerbutler.com, Part 2: Building Content Types and Page Layouts

Erik Bo Sørensen — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 18:31:17 GMT

Hi Tyler,

great articles! Thanx!

BUT: what's keeping you from publishing #3 ;-)

Best regards

Erik Bo

Building tylerbutler.com, Part 3: Customizing Content Query Styles

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re: Building tylerbutler.com, Part 2: Building Content Types and Page Layouts

Joost — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 16:13:47 GMT

Hi Tyler,

I have a little question about the lookup field.

I have created a lookup field on a list inside my site. I added that list to the article content type. I used that lookup field inside the article page on the left. Which works perfectly. Anytime i create a new page article image on the left the lookup field is being displayed.

Now when i use the content query webpart and try to filter on that lookup field, it seems to be nowhere. The lookup field is not being displayed to filter on.

What could be the problem here. Why can't i filter on that lookup?

kind regards, Joost

In your article you don't point this out (only as being straightforward...but unfortunatley not to me ... ;) )

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