Sunday, July 06, 2008 - Posts - Alex blog about Microsoft

Sunday, July 06, 2008 - Posts

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How to: Create a Custom List with your own Content Type (Getting rid of column Title)

This post describes how you can create your own Custom List and connect your own Content Type to this list. When you want to configure through the GUI your own Custom List you need to create a new list based on the list type "Custom List". This will cause to have initially the Content Type "Item" connected to it which puts a non removable field in it called "Title". So how can we connect our own to it and lose the field "Title" ? Just read on and I will tell...

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