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So, the first-day-statistics of the codeplex project reveal that at least some people have found their way there :) Not surprisingly, the changeset containing the Flexlistviewer sources has been downloaded the most. I promised to put up a blogpost describing what kind of projects are available from the sourcetree.     Here ...

Probably a lot of you know about the existence of the FlexListViewer webpart created by my colleague Robert te Kaat. This webpart was originally build for Sharepoint 2003 to display content of a list on your site, although the actual list resides on another site. In WSS v3 Microsoft introduced the Content Query webpart which provides basically ...

This is the FlexListViewer for Moss webpart packaged into a WSS solution package.Install by adding this solution to your farm, and deploy it to the web application you want to use this.On the top level website of a site collection hosted on this web application, enable the FlexListViewer for MOSS feature. This feature will propagate the ...

The original FlexListViewer webpart for Sharepoint 2003.

This is the upgraded version of the FlexListViewer for Sharepoint 2003. You can use this version with WSS v3 and / or MOSS 2007   Check this post for installation instructions: click   --update 14-11-2006 FlexListViewerMoss solution package

Ross Wilson sent me an XSLT sheet which you can use to display postings from a blog on any page in WSS v3 / MOSS using the Flexlistviewer for MOSS   Download it here: click Ross included the following installation instructions: A few tips on how it is used: - param1 should contain the path to your blog minus the root path For example: ...

We upgraded the FlexListViewer 1.6 for Sharepoint 2003 to be used on MOSS! Download it here Deploy this webpart in MOSS 2007 / WSS v3 using the following steps:Unpack the zip (download here) to a folder on your server Copy the assemblies to the app_bin folder of the Sharepoint instance you want to use FlexListViewer on. Edit the ...

A small update this time on the FlexListViewer-webpart. Lee Cramman found out that it couldn't display the tasklist that comes with a meeting workspace. This evening I checked it out and noticed that the webpart doesn't handle optional fields so well (ahem :)). Anywayz, since these fields are optional, their value can be null which requires ...

FlexListViewer-webpart can be used to display lists of other sites. It does so by reading the contents of the view of the remote list, storing it into a small object-model, serialize it to an XML-stream and transform it to HTML using an xslt. The stylesheet (xslt) was created to make the list look as must as a regular SharePoint-list as ...

About a month ago I released the FlexListViewer-webpart. Because I got a lot of positive reactions, I decided to give it some more work! :) Biggest change is that I added support for LookUp-fields to the FlexListViewer-webpart. It already displayed the looked-up value, but now it the value is displayed as a link. Clicking on it navigates to the ...