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Figure 12-11. A Web Part connection transfers data from the Form Web Part in this page to the My T-Shirt Inventory List View Web Part. Typing a value in the text box and clicking Go causes the List View to filter for that value in the Size column.

The Web Part Connection settings in this page are:

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To create such a page yourself, you would:

1 Use the Web Parts task pane to add a Form Web Part and a List View Web Part to the page. 2 Use the normal FrontPage commands for adding, removing, and configuring the form fields within the Form Web Part, just as you d configure the elements of an HTML form in an ordinary Web page. Initially, a Form Web Part contains a text box named T1 and push button named Go. The example renamed the text box size but you can design as complex a form as you like. 3 Right-click the Form Web Part, choose Web Part Connections, and configure the connection in the usual way.

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Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services Inside Out Figure 12-12 shows a Web page that connects a Data View Web Part with an Image Web Part. The Data View at the left displays the contents of a picture library named Arizona Outdoors. The Image Web Part at the right receives a picture URL by means of a Web Part connection configured like this:

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Get Image From Name (for use in forms) Name (for use in forms)

Choose A Column In The Source Web Part To Match Create A Hyperlink On Indicate Current Selection Using

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Figure 12-12. A Data View Web Part on the left lists the contents of a SharePoint picture library. When a team member clicks a picture name, a Web Part connection transfers the full URL path to the Image Web Part, which then displays it.

This feature changes the appearance of a Data View Web Part field based on its own value or that of other fields in the same row. For example, you can make negative numbers appear in red, specified values appear in boldface, or values outside a certain range invisible. To make use of conditional formatting:

1 In any Data View Web Part, take one of these actions: Right-click any instance of the field that you want to format, and then choose Conditional Formatting from the shortcut menu. Select any instance of the field you want to format, and then display the Conditional Formatting task pane. Select any instance of the field you want to format, and then choose Conditional Formatting from the Data menu. Don t try any of these procedures with a column heading; that won t work. 2 When the Conditional Formatting task pane shown in Figure 12-13 appears, click the Create button and choose one of these commands from the menu: Show Content Choose this command to specify conditions under which column values will be visible. Hide Content Choose this command to specify conditions under which columns values will appear empty. Apply Formatting Choose this command to specify when values should have an alternative appearance.

Figure 12-13. The Conditional Formatting task pane creates and displays formatting rules that depend on data values.

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3 When the Condition Criteria dialog box shown in Figure 12-14 appears, configure the condition or conditions you want to detect. You can base conditional formatting of one field on the value of the same field, a different field, or several fields. The dialog box itself works very much like the ones that configure filters for a data source, Data View, or List View. For more information about filtering a data source, refer to Configuring Data Source Filtering in 10. For more information about filtering a List View or Data View, refer to Filtering List Views and Data Views in 11. For even more advanced conditions, click the advanced button in the condition criteria dialog box and edit the XSLT code for the condition.