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How to add a content query web part?
Add Content Query Web part on page 1 Create a web part page 2 Edit the page and click on Add a Web Part. 3 Select the Content Query web part from the Content Rollup category 4 Click on Open the tool pane or you can just edit the web part . You can see, there’s a lot of configuration settings.
How to add OOB content query web part?
The OOB Content Query Web Part has several templates to display the results with a maximum of four fields (depends on the template you have selected.) Edit the page and click on Add a Web Part. Click on Open the tool pane or you can just edit the web part . You can see, there’s a lot of configuration settings.
Can a content by query web part have more than one commonviewfield?
This property is additive, meaning that you can add more than one CommonViewField to a Content By Query Web Part and extend its base properties, such as FieldDescription and FieldLabel. Bypasses limits to query behavior imposed by the Content By Query Web Part UI.
You can use AND or OR for additional filters. [PageFieldValue: field name] – uses the value of the specified field of the current page. [PageQueryString: query string parameter name] – uses the value of the specified query string property of the current page URL.
When to use web part and web part?
You can use both Web Parts to display content based on information from your site navigation. For example, when a visitor goes to a page, the Web Part on that page automatically issues a query that contains information from your site navigation. The search results are displayed in the Web Part.
Is there a way I can specify the rowlimit inside the CAML query itself?
Is there a way I can specify the RowLimit inside the CAML query itself instead of specifying in SPQuery.RowLimit? I used the following query – and I’m getting an error ‘There are multiple root elements’. Any ideas? I suppose, you have to use ViewXml property of SPQuery instead of Query to set RowLimit. Something like: