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I'm adding some content types to every standard-document library which is created over the "List Added"-EventReceiver. When a web is created the are some new doclibs for example in a team site there is are "shared documents" and "Site Assets". My problem is that I only want to add the content types to the standard doclibs like "shared documents" in my example above but not in "Site Assets". How can I determine if a doclib is a standard doclib and not a sharepoint-specific doclib? |
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You can check the TemplateFeatureId property of the SPList object, to see which feature the list template belongs to. The AssetLibrary feature has ID={4BCCCD62-DCAF-46dc-A7D4-E38277EF33F4} . In a Team Site on the other hand the "Site Assets" is created as a document library in code, using the same template feature as "Shared Documents" (ID={00bfea71-e717-4e80-aa17-d0c71b360101}). One thing that distinguishes the Site Assets lib though is that it has the IsAssetsLibrary property set to true. But that can only be used to identify if it is a Site Assets library or not. Some clever combination of these should help you out. |
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