This comment is not appropriate it does not address the unique nature of the recurring items in a sharepoint calendar list.
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Browse All TopicsI need to know if it is possible to create a filtered calendar list that displays a mixture of recurring and one-time calendar events that are occuring in the next 45 days. Have tried creating a fltrStartTime field and set it eqaul to Start Time but it retains the start time of the first instance of a recurring list, instead of each subsequent event.
Please help.
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Ok, for the second part, read through the link I sent in my first post and make sure it works.
To have the ability to create recurring events, you need to create a custom field type that has all the details and a date range and the frequency of recurrence and in the code-behind, you have to go through the date range and add multiple events to the list. I've done this piece, but the code is at my workplace.. and I've to get some dinner now.. my wife is yelling.
Do reply let me know how the second part goes and I'll send you the code sample for the recurring thingi.
Here's a link on how to create a custom field type: http://www.u2u.net/Res/Art
Use the above article to create your custom field that will allow users to enter different types of events (both one-time and recurring events)
Now, once the user clicks on the OK button in the UI, modify the 'ItemAdding' event handler of the list to add multiple items to the list. Here's an article to explain that:
http://channel9.msdn.com/s
There's just one catch though.. in your ItemAdding event, when you add the remaining events, the ItemAdding event gets fired again. This could lead to an circular referencing situation. I assign a dummy value to a 'hidden' field when adding new events and at the beginning of the ItemAdding event handler, I check if the hidden field contains the dummy value. If so, I do nothing.
Now, all this sounds really confusing and complex. It kinda is a little bit of both, so take one simple step at a time. Create the custom field and make it work for individual events. Then create the list handler and add the logic into the event handler.
Good luck.
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by: nmarunPosted on 2009-02-02 at 13:31:14ID: 23531608
See this post: http://blogs.technet.com/c ollaborati on/archive /2008/02/2 2/how-to-s ee-items-a dded-to-a- sharepoint -list-libr ary-in-the -last-x-da ys.aspx