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Last Post 01/12/2007 8:58 AM by Peter Donker

Layout of Document list table

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Alan Arenz

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09/22/2005 9:54 PM
Is there a way to change the order of columns or hide specific columns. We have a need to use it for an intranet application and do not want to display the author or post date. I would also like to know if a custom property can be added to the table.

teresa beere johnson

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09/23/2005 1:12 AM
In the admin documentation on page 13 "Changing the file lists"

Peter Donker

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09/29/2005 10:42 PM
In a more distant future this will be more user friendly.

J-sun Bailey

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01/11/2007 3:54 PM
I was wondering two things on this topic: 1. Is it possible to hide certain columns for just one instance of the DMX module, for example I would like one documents module on one page to display all columns, on a 2nd page I would like the DMX module there to only display the document title 2. if the last post it says that this customization will become more user friendly, is that still in the works? Thanks in Advance for your time and information

Peter Donker

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01/12/2007 8:58 AM
J-Sun, 1. No. The narrowest you can define the column list is per portal. 2. Yes. Although User friendly does not necessarily mean that an end user could do it. It could be that it is in ascx so you can edit this yourself, for instance. Peter

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