I hope this answer helps someone as we have spent over a week trying to get this to work and it has essentially stopped all progress on our project. I hope to upload an image which hopefully will clarify the relationships between the sharepoint objects xml files more clearly.
As promised here is an image illustrating how to provision the list, site definition and xsltlistviewwebpart successfully. No more 'Access denied' errors Ok I'm going to kick off the answers with a potential answer which I don't really like but still.
Im hoping that a better solution is proposed, otherwise this may be the route that I go down. I ran into this issue. The problem seems to be XSL transform caching. An alternate solution is to add your xsl inline with the view. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams?
Learn more. Asked 9 years, 3 months ago. Active 7 years, 7 months ago. Viewed 13k times. You do not have permission to perform this action or access this resource. Is there even a way to specify this webpart to use a specific BaseViewID? Thanks Nicholas Update 4 A bit more googling has yeilded the fact that there is indeed a "feature" in sharepoint xslt list view webpart in that an anon user cannot set the xsl or xsllink property.
Improve this question. Gets or sets the initial state of the Web Part frame, which can be normal expanded or minimized. FrameType Obsolete. Gets or sets the style of the Web Part frame. GroupingText Inherited from Panel. HasAttributes Inherited from WebControl. HelpLink Obsolete. HelpUrl Gets or sets a Help link. Hidden Gets or sets a value indicating whether the Web Part is displayed on a Web page.
HorizontalAlign Inherited from Panel. ID Gets or sets an identifier for the Web Part. IdSeparator Inherited from Control. Overrides DataFormWebPart. IsClosed Inherited from WebPart. IsEnabled Inherited from WebControl. IsIncluded Obsolete. Gets or sets a value indicating whether a Web Part that is added by another user or the administrator in the shared view of a Web Part page should be included in a personal view of the page.
IsIncludedFilter Obsolete. IsShared Inherited from WebPart. IsStandalone Inherited from WebPart. IsStatic Inherited from WebPart. IsVisible Obsolete. Gets or sets whether the Web Part is visible.
ListDisplayName Gets or sets the display name of the list. ManualRefresh Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the manual refresh is enabled. MissingAssembly Obsolete. Gets or sets the message shown to the user when importing a Web Part if the assembly for the Web Part is not installed on the target server.
NamingContainer Inherited from Control. OverflowAuto Gets a value indicating whether you can override the default setting for the cascading style sheet CSS overflow attribute when rendering the Web Part. Page Inherited from Control. PageSize Specifies the page size. Parent Inherited from Control. PartImageLarge Obsolete. Gets or sets the URL of an image file containing a 16 x 16 pixel image, typically used to depict icons.
PartImageSmall Obsolete. PartOrder Obsolete. Gets or sets the order in which the Web Part appears within a Web Part zone. Permissions Obsolete. Gets the properties of a Web Part that can be modified currently. Qualifier Gets a unique identifier for a Web Part. SampleData Stores sample XML data used to render the control when live data cannot or should not be used. SaveProperties Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the properties of a Web Part have changed and should be persisted at the end of page rendering.
ScrollBars Inherited from Panel. SelectParameters Gets or sets a string that represents the parameters used by the select command of the data source that is associated with the XsltListViewWebPart. SerializeAll Gets whether a retrieved property value should be serialized for use in the client-side WPSC property collection. Not intended to be used directly from your code. ShouldValidate Gets a value indicating whether the Web Part infrastructure should perform data validation of Web Part properties before setting them.
ShowToolbarWithRibbon Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the toolbar needs to be shown in addition to the ribbon. Specifies whether the real data or sample data is displayed for the Web Part in edit mode. Site Inherited from Control.
Style Inherited from WebControl. Subtitle Returns the value of the Caption property. TabIndex Inherited from WebControl.
TagKey Inherited from WebControl. TagName Inherited from WebControl. TemplateControl Inherited from Control. TemplateSourceDirectory Inherited from Control. Title Gets or sets the title that appears in the title bar of a Web Part.
TitleUrl Get or sets a title link. ToolTip Inherited from WebControl. UniqueID Inherited from Control. Verbs Inherited from WebPart. ViewFlag Gets or sets the view flag of the original list view object.
ViewState Inherited from Control. Visible Inherited from Control. The list tab set contains the list and item tabs. Width Gets or sets the fixed width for a Web Part. WorkItemTimeout Obsolete. Wrap Inherited from Panel. XslLink Gets or sets the XslLink property. Zone Inherited from WebPart.
ZoneIndex Inherited from WebPart. Schema Gets the schema information for a data row that is used to share data between two WebPart controls. Schema Gets the schema information for a data table that is used to share data between two WebPart controls. ControlBuilder Inherited from Control. DataBindings Inherited from Control. Expressions Inherited from Control. HasDataBindings Inherited from Control. HasExpressions Inherited from Control. UserData Inherited from Control. In this article. It is also very straightforward to group and sort items, which I am a very big fan of.
I am going to group the list items by sport and have all groups expanded by default. And the result: The built in functions to help you display data in different ways is very helpful, but the real customization comes into play when you play with the XSLT directly. About the Author More from this Author. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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