Primary Content

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Primary Content

The Primary Content page is default category. You need to configure one or more elements in this page to get started using this web part.

Primary Content contains the following:

Table 2. Primary Content

Element

Description

Site Url

Allows you to set the URL to the site that contains the list. The URL can be absolute (http://...) or relative to the current page URL. This attribute is mandatory.

When using a relative URL, you can use a single dot (.) to denote the current path, a double dot (..) to denote the previous path, and a slash (/) to denote the root path.

List Name

Allows you to set the name of the list. The name is case sensitive. If the name of the list contains spaces, include the spaces in the List Name.

Context ID

Allows you to set the identifier to locate the help URL in the list.

NOTE: Define a convention for the Context ID value that will make it easy for you to identify where the help URL is used. For example, use the page URL, remove the host name from the URL, and replace all / (slash) with . (dot). Therefore, if the page URL is http://hostname/sites/mysite/default.aspx, the Context ID is sites.mysite.default.aspx

Context ID Field Name

Allows you to set the name of the field containing the context ID. The default value is User Context ID.

Help Url Field Name

Allows you to set the name of the field containing the message. The default value is Help URL.

Culture Field Name

Allows you to set the name of the field containing the Culture. The default value is User Culture.

Help Text

Allows you to set the text for the help link. The default value is Help. You can replace this value with HTML such as <img border="0" title="Help" src="imageURL"> to display an image instead of text.

Element	Description
Site Url	Allows you to set the URL to the site that contains the list. The URL can be absolute (http://...) or relative to the current page URL. This attribute is mandatory. When using a relative URL, you can use a single dot (.) to denote the current path, a double dot (..) to denote the previous path, and a slash (/) to denote the root path.
List Name	Allows you to set the name of the list. The name is case sensitive. If the name of the list contains spaces, include the spaces in the List Name.
Context ID	Allows you to set the identifier to locate the help URL in the list. NOTE: Define a convention for the Context ID value that will make it easy for you to identify where the help URL is used. For example, use the page URL, remove the host name from the URL, and replace all / (slash) with . (dot). Therefore, if the page URL is http://hostname/sites/mysite/default.aspx, the Context ID is sites.mysite.default.aspx
Context ID Field Name	Allows you to set the name of the field containing the context ID. The default value is User Context ID.
Help Url Field Name	Allows you to set the name of the field containing the message. The default value is Help URL.
Culture Field Name	Allows you to set the name of the field containing the Culture. The default value is User Culture.
Help Text	Allows you to set the text for the help link. The default value is Help. You can replace this value with HTML such as <img border="0" title="Help" src="imageURL"> to display an image instead of text.