If you have
not gone through part -1 of this series, I would recommend you reading it first
and then continue reading from here.
If you open a
page which we designed in previous part in browser and edit the page and then
edit the web part, you will see XSL editor and parameters editor.
If you
observe closely parameter binding, you will also find our color parameter set
there. This way you can also enter multiple parameters binding here as well.
Now let’s get
back to designer and select the data form web part. We are going to apply
conditional formatting now.
Click on
Table tab, then select and then row. This will select the row in data form web
part.
Keeping the
row selected, select options again and then conditional formatting and then
formate row.
Select if
color equals to red, and then click set style
Set
background to red
Repeat this
for remaining colors. Once you set them for different colors, you should have
something like this in designer.
Save it and
open it in the browser. You’ll see different color rows based on the color
field value.
So now if you
go and open the web part in edit mode, and see the XSL you will see following
written.
Now go to
table, select column and then make it bold lettered.
And you can
see quantity turning into bold letters
Now we are
going to see editing functionality and multi entry on data form web part. For a
demo, I have removed the existing web part on a page.
Now find Data
View option in ribbon and then manage data sources.
And select
stock items colors list. You can select the list you want.
Select the
web part and click on inline editing option on the ribbon.
Save it and
view it in the browser. You should be able to edit the item without opening it
in separate edit page.
You can also
select what operation should you allow.
Now coming
back to designer, select any empty div on the page and then select title,
quantity and color and then click on insert field as multi item form.
And save it
and open it to view in browser.
In next post,
we are going to see how to use custom actions with the list or library using
Designer. Read Part-3 for further reading.
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