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Customize “Grouped by” view features

Last post 03-08-2010, 12:31 AM by tim.mcclean@cjmacs.com. 2 replies.
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  •  11-14-2007, 7:21 AM 28858

    Customize “Grouped by” view features

    I am trying to customize the way list items are displayed in the grouped view as shown below.

     

    +(category) : 1 Contacts ‎(2)

            Item a

            Item b 

     

    +(category) : 2 Miscellaneous ‎(1)

            Item c

     

    +(category) : 3 References ‎(2)

            Item d

            Item e 

     

    I need proper approach to customize the XSLT in the dataview to bring thiis output. Anybody please help on it asap.

     

    Thanks in advance

  •  02-09-2009, 2:19 AM 30511 in reply to 28858

    Re: Customize “Grouped by” view features

    Code, you need code to do that! But I need tell you it not a easy job to do that, I myself tried couple of week asking code savvy to do that but I HAVE NOT heard any response yet!

    Right now I am using Sharepoint View Boost tool . This is a very smart tool but I am NOT sure it can do what you want.

    Hope that helps! 

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  •  03-08-2010, 12:31 AM 153636 in reply to 28858

    Re: Customize “Grouped by” view features

    There are some things that you can do but it does get very tricky!  You may have to create your own custom web part to achieve the display you are looking for. Some ideas though: 

    You can always right click on the web part in Sharepoint Designer, select convert to XSLT. Once you have done that, show the code in split view.  You can then select and modify the way the list is displaying.  You can set conditional formatting on a row or item based on the values in the row or you can remove the intial category label and just display "Contacts", "Miscellaneous", and "References" .  Much more than general formatting is very hard to do without creating your own web part.

    That is another discussion all together.

     Can you describe in more detail what you are visually trying to achieve?

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