t object
has the correct values there.
Thanks / Regards,
Javier
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event handler.
You cant. Even though the event is synchronous, you don't get a
reference to the current context, which means you will not be able to
tell.
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Sent: Monday, 24 November 2008 5:03
Hi All,
I have been trying to figure out how to get the current view of a list
in the updating event handler but no luck. My problem is that I want to
know if the view is Standard or Grid and do different things depending
on the view. Something like this:
///
/// Synchrono
Hi All,
Maybe you already know this but I found a quite useful solution to allow
insert event receiver directly to a list.
http://chrissyblanco.blogspot.com/2007/08/event-receiver-management.html
I have tested and works well for me. I created a signed dll, drop it to
the Assembly cache
Hi All,
I do not know if any of you have been on this case. I have created a
list base on a Custom List that I created with Visual Studio as a
feature. Then I was not happy with the work and removed the feature
forgetting to remove first the list.
Now, if I try to remove the list the follow
Hi All,
Last week I finish my SharePoint Server 2007 course and I got a few
issues regarding event handler and DataSheet Views when updating values
in List.
The normal approach to update values is using the ItemUpdated event
using the below code:
public override void ItemUpdate
