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I have the following XsltListViewWebPart on a custom application page:

<WebPartPages:XsltListViewWebPart runat="server"
    Title="My Documents"
    ListUrl="Lists/MyDocuments"
    ViewGuid="{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}"
    ChromeType="TitleOnly"
    ShowToolbarWithRibbon="FALSE"
    >
    <XmlDefinition>
       <View MobileView="TRUE" Type="HTML" Level="1">
           <Query>
                <Where>
                    <Eq>
                        <FieldRef Name='MyDocMyId'/>
                        <Value Type='Text'>{controlMyID}</Value>
                    </Eq>
                </Where>
            </Query>
           <ViewFields>
               <FieldRef Name="DocIcon"/>
               <FieldRef Name="Title"/>
               <FieldRef Name="MyDocType"/>
               <FieldRef Name="MyDocDate"/>
               <FieldRef Name="MyDocNotes"/>
           </ViewFields>
           <RowLimit Paged="TRUE">30</RowLimit>
           <Toolbar Type="FreeForm"/>
       </View>
    </XmlDefinition>
    <parameterbindings>
       <!-- ootb bindings snipped -->
       <ParameterBinding Name="controlMyID" Location="Control(myDocMyId,Value)" DefaultValue="0" />
    </parameterbindings>
</WebPartPages:XsltListViewWebPart>

It's working great, except it is rendering with the New/Upload/Actions/Settings/View toolbar. If I remove the ViewGuid attribute, the toolbar goes away, but the web part renders using 2007-ish table-based HTML.

Is there a way to configure a XsltListViewWebPart using a custom view so that it has the same XSLT look and feel, but does not show the toolbar?

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Reset to default
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You can think of using Permissions to hide the toolbar. I guess the toolbar is displayed only if the role has "Full Control" and/or "Design". I assume most of your site users will not have these permissions? Removing them should get rid of the toolbar!

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Change the <Toolbar Type="FreeForm"/> to <Toolbar Type="None"/>

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  • No change. And, according to MSDN, the only values are Standard and FreeForm.
    – Rich Bennema
    Mar 12, 2012 at 15:57
  • try removing the toolbar attribute entirely.
    – Vardhaman Deshpande
    Mar 12, 2012 at 16:10
  • No difference there either. My first version didn't have the Toolbar element or the ShowToolbarWithRibbon attribute. Adding them didn't change anything, but I included them in my question for completeness.
    – Rich Bennema
    Mar 12, 2012 at 16:25

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