Data View / Data Form: Parameters You Don’t Know About

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re: Data View / Data Form: Parameters You Don’t Know About

Boris Gomiunik — Fri, 15 Aug 2008 11:18:31 GMT

This came in perfect time. Just what I needed and exactly when I needed it. :)

re: Data View / Data Form: Parameters You Don’t Know About

Dean — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 17:09:28 GMT

Please get this info added to the SPD Help File. Having to search the internet for this type of information is a lot of extra work for users that could be prevented by adding a link in the Help file to this blog posting or section of the IIS help file.

Thanks

re: Data View / Data Form: Parameters You Don’t Know About

Pete P — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 16:48:40 GMT

Hello Team Blog,

WARNING - Long Post

I need some help on how to add a hidden form field to the dataform part. The field I need to add as a hidden field is from querystring.

Basically I have 1 page which consists of a drop down menu (section list). When an item is selected from the drop down a related dataview is displayed (category list). The hyperlink fields in the dataview have the section and category appended to the querystring.

When the user selects one of the hyperlinks they are directed to the dataform page. I know how to autopopulate the forms from querystring using javascript but I don't want the user to change the values for these fields here. I want to just display the values.

This appears to be a simple matter of changing the ControlMode on the formfield from New to Display - but when I do this it errors with : failed to render column because of an error in the "single line of text field type control" - Value does not fall within the expected range. FINE...

I have also tried to set the visible property to false, but when I do that the field value does not get posted with the form.

So I have resorted to simply displaying the querystring using <xsl:value-of select="$Category"/>. This works great but I need a way to post the querystring with the form.

How can I do this... ...

re: Data View / Data Form: Parameters You Don’t Know About

rmicone1 — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 21:45:28 GMT

one more thing about querystrings... in order to send more than 1 variable from the XSLT data view, i had to use the html special var "&" instead of "%26"

re: Data View / Data Form: Parameters You Don’t Know About

IAAF — Wed, 08 Apr 2009 01:16:18 GMT

I have multiple subsites in my site collection. Each subsite is for a different group but all share the same lists. To prevent one office from seeing another office's information I want to filter by sitename. Is this possible?