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Hide view of HTML links


Samir Ghosh
06.16.2004
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Ever want to hide the brower's view links, such as when embedding a view to display info? Try this:

  1. Check "Show values in this column as links" in only one column.
  2. Save view.
  3. Uncheck "Show values in this column as links" in this column.
  4. Save view.

Voila! Now you can use the view to display formatted info without providing links.

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