RE: Assigned to email alert in custom list

2010-06-30 Thread Jason Taylor
Thanks for all the ideas. I actually worked out that by adding the Assigned 
To site column to your list and setting the EnableAssignToEmail property of 
the list to true, SharePoint will send the email just like a task or issues 
list. I documented the technique 
herehttp://jaypoint.com/send-assigned-to-emails-custom-list/.

Cheers, Jason

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Subject: RE: Assigned to email alert in custom list


Yep, this is possible. An ItemAdded event handler can be added to your list 
where you implement this logic.


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Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2010 12:08:24 +0930
Subject: Assigned to email alert in custom list
Hi,
I have a custom list definition and content type (based in Item) for managing 
project risks. The content type has an assigned to field. I would like the 
functionality of the task or issue list to email the person when they are 
assigned to the risk. Anyone know if this is possible without using third party 
controls or SharePoint Designer? Code solutions are fine.

Regards,
Jason Taylor

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RE: Assigned to email alert in custom list

2010-06-27 Thread Nigel Witherdin

 

Yep, this is possible. An ItemAdded event handler can be added to your list 
where you implement this logic.
 


From: jason.tay...@gotosage.com
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Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2010 12:08:24 +0930
Subject: Assigned to email alert in custom list





Hi,
I have a custom list definition and content type (based in Item) for managing 
project risks. The content type has an “assigned to” field. I would like the 
functionality of the task or issue list to email the person when they are 
assigned to the risk. Anyone know if this is possible without using third party 
controls or SharePoint Designer? Code solutions are fine.
 
Regards, 
Jason Taylor
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standards of the Control Systems Integration Association. To see how this 
benefits you, simply visit www.controlsys.org



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RE: Assigned to email alert in custom list

2010-06-24 Thread Paul Noone
VS workflow. But much, much simpler to create an SPD workflow.

Regards,

Paul
Online Developer, ICT
CEO Sydney

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Subject: Assigned to email alert in custom list

Hi,
I have a custom list definition and content type (based in Item) for managing 
project risks. The content type has an assigned to field. I would like the 
functionality of the task or issue list to email the person when they are 
assigned to the risk. Anyone know if this is possible without using third party 
controls or SharePoint Designer? Code solutions are fine.

Regards,
Jason Taylor

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benefits you, simply visit www.controlsys.org

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RE: Assigned to email alert in custom list

2010-06-24 Thread Mike MOSSuMS Stringfellow
If you can, start with the standard task or issue list (and content type),
then add your custom fields.

 

This also gives you the task integration with outlook etc.

 

Otherwise you'll be cooking your own in some way, but better not to reinvent
the wheel.

 

As you already have a list and content type, you'd be making a copy,
deleting the original, creating your new list so it has the same url as the
original and migrating your list data into it and the new content type.

 

You might need a code solution for the one-off migration if there's lots of
data, but better than writing and maintaining custom solutions long term if
they aren't required.

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Of Jason Taylor
Sent: Friday, 25 June 2010 10:38 AM
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Subject: Assigned to email alert in custom list

 

Hi,

I have a custom list definition and content type (based in Item) for
managing project risks. The content type has an assigned to field. I would
like the functionality of the task or issue list to email the person when
they are assigned to the risk. Anyone know if this is possible without using
third party controls or SharePoint Designer? Code solutions are fine.

 

Regards, 

Jason Taylor


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benchmark standards of the Control Systems Integration Association. To see
how this benefits you, simply visit www.controlsys.org

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