October, 2005

After all this, one thing still remains - the javascript function mentioned in the install instructions. So here goes. <script language=javascript> function Custom_AddDocLibMenuItems(m, ctx) { var RootFolder = GetRootFolder(ctx); setupMenuContext...

Setup instructions A) Setting up the configuration 1) Copy the xml files 'Configuration.xml' and 'TrashConfiguration.xml' to the location 'C:\Sharepoint\' 2) Open the file 'Configuration.xml' in notepad and make a note of the values for 'Mirror...

Project Structure: Handler 1: Handles Upload(insert) and Delete events , Name: DocLibrary -------------- BaseEventSink.cs (from the first post) -------------- EventSinkData.cs(from the second post) Handler 2: Handles the Restore event ...

The second class for the second event handler: /*===================================================================== File: EventSinkData.cs Summary: Class to collect data for the event sink. ---------------------------------------------...

Now that we have handled the Upload and Delete events, let us handle the Restore event . Implemented in a class library which contains similar classes as the earlier library. Again we have a BaseEventSink class which is extended from the default available...

/*===================================================================== File: EventSinkData.cs Summary: Class to collect data for the event sink. --------------------------------------------------------------------- using System; using...

With v2 of Sharepoint, restoring deleted documents was a much sought after elixir. And to that effect were made a number of attempts at coaxing the product to allow us to retain copies of the deleted items. Once such simplistic approach was documented...

Well, yeah lately I have been oblivious too lots of things. Having indulged in a fetish of subscribing to newsgroups, the number of personal folders is burgeoning to say the least. Of course, its also nearly impossible to read through everyhting that...

So lots of water has flowed under the bridge and then there's some more. Had an intense week (or was that two) since I put pen to paper. Gizmodo has been going berserk with my inbox with about 500 new articles already unread. And why not, with all the...