Use Conditional Formatting in Data Views based on User Security Permissions - Ben the SharePoint Hobbyist Blog. I originally learned how to do this from a post in Ian Morrish's blog: SharePoint Data View Conditional Formatting based on user permissions (4/8/2007) I decided to do my conditional formatting by row, since I was showing or hiding the contents of an entire row of data based on whether or not the user had the correct security rights. to select a row, click in the area you want to select and then click <tr> at the top of SharePoint Designer: To open conditional formatting, right click on the selected area and click "Conditional Formatting.
" After you create the rule to show the contents of the selelection (you'll need to click the "advanced" option), add the text ddwrt:IfHasRights([permission mask value]). You can find the values for this field at the link to Ian Morrish's blog that I listed above. Using DDWRT in xslt-based web parts.
Filtering and Formatting with Date Values - SPD. Hi, I'm Andy Lewis, and I'm delighted to be joining the fine company of the various folks who have already posted to the SharePoint Designer blog. My current role is to write user assistance content for SharePoint Designer. In past jobs, I've designed and coded web applications, including both server and client code. I tend to get most interested in the user experience part of a software application, but of course the nuts and bolts of creating that experience are what make working in software challenging (and thus fun!).
I'm here today to share ideas and some code that can help you work with dates in a Microsoft Office SharePoint Designer application. Whatever data source you use in your application (SharePoint list, SharePoint library, database connection, etc.), you almost certainly will need to work with date values.