I have a links list with about 50 links, but the web part only shows
the first 20 of them.
I would like a web part with multiple columns so that when it doesn't
fit the first column, it flows to the second, etc. So in my case:
links 1-20 in the first column, links 21-40 in the second and 41-50 in
the third.
How can I do that?
I'm working with MOSS2007, and I don't have a copy of SharePoint
Designer 2007. (I asked my manager but it could take a while)

On Aug 22, 3:52 pm, Amedee Van Gasse <AmedeeVanGa>
wrote:
> I have a links list with about 50 links, but the web part only shows
> the first 20 of them.
> I would like a web part with multiple columns so that when it doesn't
> fit the first column, it flows to the second, etc. So in my case:
> links 1-20 in the first column, links 21-40 in the second and 41-50 in
> the third.
> How can I do that?
> I'm working with MOSS2007, and I don't have a copy of SharePoint
> Designer 2007. (I asked my manager but it could take a while)
>
> --
> Amedee

Hi there,
my name is Rodrigo Pinto, Chief Developer here in Portugal and im
Sharepoint developer since v 2002.
The easiest way to do anything within a webpart is to "put" the
presentation layer into to a usercontrol.
Withing the past years our team of Moss developers , study a better
way to develop webparts and within funtionalities.
And the trick is... UserControls !
In your case you should develop a usercontrol based on a repeater.
Then the only thing the webpart must do in loadit in runtime.
If you need any example to start feel free to contact ...
Best Regards
Rodrigo Pinto, Portugal

On 24 aug, 02:32, Scoutman <StationSoluti> wrote:
> On Aug 22, 3:52 pm, Amedee Van Gasse <AmedeeVanGa>
> wrote:
>>
> Hi there,
> my name is Rodrigo Pinto, Chief Developer here in Portugal and im
> Sharepoint developer since v 2002.
> The easiest way to do anything within a webpart is to "put" the
> presentation layer into to a usercontrol.
> Withing the past years our team of Moss developers , study a better
> way to develop webparts and within funtionalities.
> And the trick is... UserControls !
> In your case you should develop a usercontrol based on a repeater.
> Then the only thing the webpart must do in loadit in runtime.
> If you need any example to start feel free to contact ...
> Best Regards
> Rodrigo Pinto, Portugal

When you say "development", are you talking about working in some kind
of IDE like Visual Studio .NET or Eclipse or similar?
I'm not afraid of developing things, I have done the odd bit of VBA
and PHP development.
But I'm afraid it will fall outside the scope.

Anyway I Googled a bit and found this page:
http://edwin.vriethoff.net/2007/09/1...tool-web-part/
He talks about editing the file ItemStyle.xsl.
Where can I find that file?

I tried opening the SharePoint 2007 site with FrontPage 2003, but I
got a message that editing the site with FrontPage was disabled.

SharePoint Designer is the replacement for Frontpage in the newer
versions
of sharepoint.


On Aug 25, 4:21 am, Amedee Van Gasse <AmedeeVanGa>
wrote:
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On 27 aug, 16:32, spconsultant <gfpilot2> wrote:
> SharePoint Designer is the replacement for Frontpage in the newer
> versions
> of sharepoint.

As of today, I have SharePoint Designer 2007.
In SharePoint MOSS 2007 I created a new view called "2kolommen".
In SharePoint Designer 2007, I found a file called "2kolommen.aspx".
I opened that page and selected the part where I have my list.
This is the code from that part:

[url down]

I know some HTML, PHP, CSS, JavaScript, VBA, VB.NET but I have zero
knowledge on ASP.NET.
What do I have to change to make the columns flow to the next column,
like a newspaper?

For example, see http://web.archive.org/web/200802091...ss3multicolumn
How can I do that in SharePoint?
It doesn't even have to be dynamic, I can live with fixed flows at
configurable intervals, like next column every 20 items.