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OnePlaceMail API: set the destinationlocation to a documentset

Hello,

I made a custom plugin to select a document set in which the email should be placed but when trying to set the url of this documentset I receive the message that the location does not contain content types. When i select the documentset in the oneplacemail tree it does however show content types.

I use the followinig code to set the url:

BeforeFilingWindowLoadContext eventContext = ( BeforeFilingWindowLoadContext)context;

eventContext.DestinationLocation = new OPMSharePointLocation(eventContext.DestinationLocation.AbsoluteLibraryUrl, Form.FolderName);

where the form.foldername is a absolute url of the document set in which the document should be stored.

Any ideas on why this wont work?

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  • Cameron Dwyer commented  ·   ·  Report

    Hi Dennis,

    Thanks for updating the post and I'm glad you were able to get past your issue.

  • dennis . commented  ·   ·  Report

    Hi Cameron,

    Thanks for the example plugin. It allowed me to properly debug my plugin. I eventually found out i was doing something stupid on formclosing. So i was able to fix my plugin.

    Thank you for the quick help.

  • dennis . commented  ·   ·  Report

    Hi Cameron,

    Thanks for the quick response. I will try the above and will let you know the outcome.

  • Cameron Dwyer commented  ·   ·  Report

    Hi Dennis,

    The code you have supplied looks fine, I would check the actual URLs coming through in the AbsoluteLibraryUrl and Form.FolderName URL and ensure that Form.FolderName starts with AbsoluteLibraryUrl.

    I have tested with R6.4.2 of OnePlaceMail (the latest version) against SharePoint 2013. I was able to set the default location to a document set within a library and also a subfolder within a document set in a library without error and with the correct list of Content Types available.

    This is the code I used to set to a document set called "colindocset1" in a library:

    BeforeFilingWindowLoadContext eventContext = (BeforeFilingWindowLoadContext)context;

    eventContext.DestinationLocation = new OPMSharePointLocation(" http://vs-server38/DocSetLib" rel="nofollow">http://vs-server38/DocSetLib", "http://vs-server38/DocSetLib", "

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