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    Making Calls and Using Features

    
    

    See below for information about how to make calls and use the many features included with your Digital Voice service.

public class Worker
    {
        public Worker()
        {

        }

        private SPSite site     = null;
        private SPWeb web       = null;
        private SPFolder folder = null;

        /// <summary>
        /// This Method is called throug Delegate elevatedGetSite which is definend in cmdOpenCnn_Click
        /// </summary>
        private void EstablishSharepoint()
        {
            site = new SPSite("http://srv-moss-tp1:36000");
            web  = site.OpenWeb();
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// If you click the Button to establish a connection to your SharePoint-Site,
        /// you run this code with elevated Privileges.
        /// </summary>
        private void cmdOpenCnn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            SPSecurity.CodeToRunElevated elevatedGetSite = new SPSecurity.CodeToRunElevated(EstablishSharepoint);
            SPSecurity.RunWithElevatedPrivileges(elevatedGetSite);

            // After code execution in EstablishSharepoint(), following code will be executed
            // and fills a TreeView (tv in this example) with all First-Level-Folders and their Subfolders

            TreeNode MainNode = new TreeNode("Web-Folders");
            TreeNode n        = null;
            int index         = 0;

            foreach (SPFolder f in web.Folders)
            {
                n             = new TreeNode();
                n.Text        = f.Name;
                n.Tag         = f.ParentWeb.Url + "/" + f.Url;
                n.ToolTipText = f.ParentWeb.Url + "/" + f.Url;
                index         = MainNode.Nodes.Add(n);

                foreach (SPFolder sf in f.SubFolders)
                {
                    n             = new TreeNode();
                    n.Text        = sf.Name;
                    n.Tag         = sf.ParentWeb.Url + "/" + sf.Url;
                    n.ToolTipText = sf.ParentWeb.Url + "/" + sf.Url;
                    MainNode.Nodes[index].Nodes.Add(n);
                }
            }
            tv.Nodes.Add(MainNode);
         }

Examples of ExpandUserField

<ExpandUserField>FALSE</ExpandUserField> looks like:

ows_Author="1;#Admin AdminName"

<ExpandUserField>TRUE</ExpandUserField> looks like:

 ows_Author="1;#Admin
AdminName,#login\name,#email@address,#sip@address,#Admin AdminName "

• 
  
  To format a date:
  
  
  • 
    
    add this to the top of the ItemStyles.xsl - xmlns:ddwrt="http://schemas.microsoft.com/WebParts/v2/DataView/runtime"
    
    
  • 
    
    Then this to the xsl variables - <xsl:variable
    name="StartDate"><xsl:value-of
    select="ddwrt:FormatDateTime(string(@Start_x0020_Date), 1033, 'M/d/yyyy')"
    /></xsl:variable>
    
    
  • 
    
    Then this to render it: <div><xsl:value-of
    select="$StartDate"/></div>

So, you're query in the CAML Builder should look like the following:

<Where>
<Ge>
<FieldRef
Name="EventDate" />
<Value
Type="DateTime">2005-5-27T00:00:00Z</Value>
</Ge>

</Where>

I know, this way your date is static and I
suppose you want it dynamic. If you build your CAML query dynamically in code,
you can use functions like
SPUtility.CreateISO8601DateTimeFromSystemDateTime(DateTime.Today). This will
convert your date from a DateTime value into a CAML Date format, which is the
ISO8601 format.

try {
    UpdateEditionDate(properties);
  }
  catch (Exception e)
  {
    throw new Exception("Dispatcher, UpdateEditionDate(): Exception: [" + e.ToString() + "].");
  }

This showed up in the 12 hive thusly:

Error loading and running event receiver Conchango.xyzzyEventReceiver in
xyzzy, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=blahblahblah. Additional
information is below.  : Dispatcher, UpdateEditionDate(): Exception:
[System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an
object.     at
Conchango.xyzzyManagementEventReceiver.UpdateEditionDate(SPItemEventProperties
properties)     at
Conchango.xyzzyManagementEventReceiver.Dispatcher(SPItemEventProperties
properties, String eventDescription)].

That gave me all the detail I needed to track down that particular

You need to declare that you are using the ID:

<Query>
  <Where>
    <Eq>
 
    <FieldRef Name='Fruit' LookupId='TRUE' />
 
    <Value Type='Lookup'>15</Value>
   
</Eq>
  </Where>
</Query>

public override void
FeatureActivated(SPFeatureReceiverProperties
properties)
{
        using (SPWeb
_SPWeb = properties.Web)
       
{
            // the
name of the list is set in the ListInstance Element
of
            // this
Feature
           
SPList _SPList = (SPList)_SPWeb.Lists["ListName"];

            if
(_SPList !=
null)
           
{
               
// add a new lookup field to the
list
               
_SPList.Fields.AddLookup("LookupField", _SPList.ID,
false);                      

               
// update the
list
               
_SPList.Update();

               
// get a reference to the SPFieldLookup we just
added
               
SPFieldLookup _SPFieldLookup = new SPFieldLookup(_SPList.Fields, "LookupField");

               
// get a reference to the default
view
               
SPView _SPView = _SPList.DefaultView;

               
// add the field to the view if it is not
there
               
if
(!_SPView.ViewFields.Exists("LookupField"))
               
{
                   
_SPView.ViewFields.Add(_SPFieldLookup);
               
}

               
// update the
view
               
_SPView.Update();   

           
}
        }
}

You can use this method like
this:

SPFieldLookup
lookup = CreateLookupField("CustomLookup",
"Custom fields", false, false, SPContext.Current.Site.RootWeb, SPContext.Current.Site.AllWebs["MyWeb"].Lists["CustomList"], "Title");

The next step is to link the
created Lookup Field to the existing Content Type:

public
static void
LinkFieldToContentType(SPWeb web, string contentType, SPField field)
{
       SPContentType ct =
web.ContentTypes[contentType];
      
ct.FieldLinks.Add(new SPFieldLink(field));
      
ct.Update();
}

As we have just created a
method returning the created