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Click on Open the tool pane to configure the Filter web part. Set the Query String Parameter Name to your URL Parameter Name. Edit Query string (URL) filter web part > Select Connection > Select Send Filter Values To > Select your List to view result.
The first argument refers to the ID of the placeholder where you want the tiles to be placed. The second argument refer the the Title field in the setup list. You use this “keyword” to filter out the tiles you want to show in this instance. If you omit this argument, you will retrieve all tiles.
Where do I get the tiles for SharePoint?
First you need to get the files “SPJS-tiles.css” and “SPJS-tiles.js” from here. Then download jQuery from here. Add these files to a folder created in SharePoint Designer, or to a document library where all users have READ ACCESS.
Is there a Div in SPJs-tiles.js?
Dropping the code directly into a page in Designer yields nothing on the page (jQuery is present and functioning and the div appears in source code). In either case, SPJS-tiles.js is ‘running’ as I can get it to send comments to the console.
How to filter a list view using URL parameters?
So if you pass the parameters FilterField1 and FilterValue1 accordingly, it should work. I wouldn’t recommend customizing a regular SharePoint view page in this way. You could create another page though outside of the list or library and put a dataview on there that uses the URL input property.
Then we simply add a bit of text to the end of the list’s URL. Go to Settings > List settings (or List/Library > List/Library Settings in classic views). Select the column to filter from under Columns. Check the URL for the text following &Field= for the internal field name. Note this somewhere as we’ll need it soon.
How to use query string parameters as filters?
To use the query string parameters as filters you can use the Query String Filter Web Part and connect to a List View Web Part on a Web Part page. Hi this was a useful post ( I know it is old but I found it!), but I ran into problems with my URL and characters that the string builder didn’t like – the ‘you cant have [%%]’ error message