Hi there!
I have a categorized view on the web. I want the view to be expanded at all times. I can use the URL command ExpandView, but that doesn’t stop the users from clicking the twistie and collapsing the view. Does anyone know how I can disable the twistie on the web?
Thanks!
Gérald Gallant
Subject: How can I disable the collapsing of a categorized view on the web?
To me, you would probably not want to use the categorized view. By default the server will make that twistie. Otherwise you could use a form with an embedded view which will only pull up one category at a time. They you can control that, but of course you can not see all the categories in the view. But you can make a field on that form show all the view categories.
HTH – Cheers – feel free to email if you have questions.
Subject: RE: How can I disable the collapsing of a categorized view on the web?
See this:
where it says to set the alt to nothing, instead set the heigh to zero and the width to zero. The twisty’ll still be there, and still be theoretically clickable, but I defy anyone to place their mouse squarely on a zero-size link. (Keyboarders may still be trouble, though.)
Personally, I’d “Treat as HTML” if I wanted a hierarchical display but wanted to enforce a “no collapse zone”.
Subject: RE: How can I disable the collapsing of a categorized view on the web?
Agreed, I would create pass thru Table HTML in the view to display the information in a categorized fashion and the problem does not exist.