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Sharepoint cross site data

Asked By: Donnell Hartman Date: Jun 26, 2009 Category: Sharepoint Views: 351

I have a list in one site then on another site i want to pull data
from that list into the new site. Is this possible and if so how would
i do that. Another idea i had was just have 1 site with several web
part pages, so you will not have to worry about cross site problems.
But what type of limitations on list and webparts are there for just 1
site.

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4 Answers Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Marianne Vance Answered On: Jun 26, 2009

One quick option would be to use SharePoint Designer and the DataView
WebPart. You could create an XML web service Datasource which hits the
lists.asmx or dspsts.asmx service under the specified site.

Beyond that, you're looking at a third-party control or custom .NET code.

Answer #2 Answered By: Aayushman Kanvinde Answered On: Jun 26, 2009

AS long as both sites are in the same site collection you can display the data
in the second site using either a Content Query Web part or a data Form Web part
added through SharePoint Designer. If its in a different site collection its
still doable, but you will have authentication issues unless your using
Kerberos.

Answer #3 Answered By: Edgardo Atkins Answered On: Jun 26, 2009

In the unlikely event that you're using anonymous authentication (or a
single user in your web service connection from SPD), a separate site
collection could still work... and there's always RSS too.

Answer #4 Answered By: Kamal Mayachari Answered On: Jun 26, 2009

You can take a look at this blog
anand it will provide you with step-by-step instructions to roll up
content. I used the Data Form Web Part to roll up the calendars.

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