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  Asked By: Kassandra Larsen         Date: Mar 17, 2009      Category: Sharepoint      Views: 307
 

I created one data submission form that stores data in Lists.
if i search any item in search box it ill open in dispform.aspx(list item opens in dispform.aspx). But my client doestnt like look and feel of dispform.aspx.Is their any way to change dispform.aspx?

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Answer #1       Answered By: Alice Chandler          Answered On: Mar 17, 2009       

you can modify the Search XSLT as per you requirement.....

 
Answer #2       Answered By: Lynette Sawyer          Answered On: Mar 17, 2009       

Use SharePoint Designer.........................

 
Answer #3       Answered By: Shelton Dickson          Answered On: Mar 17, 2009       

Check:
sp.msfthelper.apps4rent.info/.../DispForm.aspx

 
Answer #4       Answered By: Gretchen Stokes          Answered On: Mar 17, 2009       

Your client  doesnt like the search  result page?
TOmorrow he will not like the list add page..

Think about getting a new branding,UI design and Information Architecture.

 
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