Customizing the Content Query Web Part in SharePoint Server 2007

Posted: Apr/20/2010 By: nikhil Points:15 Category: .NET - ADO.Net Views:112 Vote Up (0) Vote Down (0)

Walk through how to customize the Content Query Web Part in SharePoint Server 2007 to query content across multiple sites in a site collection and display the results in any way that XSL can support. Learn how to get similar results when customizing the CQWP does not meet your needs.

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