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How Can I choose a lists in Event Receivers propeties. Please help. I Know i should set in XML <Receivers ListTemplateId="100">, but how I should choose one from another ? Please help me

I want to puts one content to another but i don't know haw choose:

       public override void ItemAdding(SPItemEventProperties properties)
   {

       properties.AfterProperties["Numer Kontraktu/Oferty/Szansy"] = properties.AfterProperties["Numer Kontraktu/Oferty/Szansy"];
       properties.AfterProperties["Pracownik"] = properties.AfterProperties["Pracownik"];
       properties.AfterProperties["Dzień"] = properties.AfterProperties["Dzień Start"];

       base.ItemAdding(properties);

   }
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Grzegorz Z,

I think now I get your question, do something like this:

public override void ItemAdding(SPItemEventProperties properties)
{
   base.ItemAdding(properties);
   if (properties.List.Title == "ListName")
   {
      SPList lstOtherList = properties.Web.Lists["AnotherListName"];
      SPListItem item = lstOtherList.GetItemById(2);

      item["Numer Kontraktu/Oferty/Szansy"] = properties.AfterProperties["Numer Kontraktu/Oferty/Szansy"];
      item["Pracownik"] = properties.AfterProperties["Pracownik"];
      item["Dzień"] = properties.AfterProperties["Dzień Start"];
   }
}

Is this something you are trying to do? Update another item in another list with the content of the item being added ?

Arsalan Adam Khatri
Blog: http://arsalkhatri.wordpress.com

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Yes i think Yes, but here at SPListItem item = lstOtherList.GetItemById(2); I get null and ArgumentException wos unhandled by user code – Grzegorz Z Oct 15 '12 at 12:31
It was just an example, replace 2 with the Id of the item you want to get.. GetItemById(ItemId); Also, here you can use SPQuery and write CAML to query the item you want from another list – Arsalan Adam Khatri Oct 15 '12 at 12:39
I think I'm nere to get in tought to solution thanks You :) ` if (properties.List.Title == "Wpisy") { SPList lstOtherList = properties.Web.Lists["Szczegoly"]; SPListItem item = lstOtherList.AddItem(); item["Kontrakt"] = properties.AfterProperties["Kontrakt1"]; item["Pracownik"] = properties.AfterProperties["Pracownik"]; item["Dzien"] = properties.AfterProperties["DzienStart"]; item.Update(); } base.ItemAdding(properties); }` but same fields are don't come. – Grzegorz Z Oct 15 '12 at 14:03
base.ItemAdding(properties); if (properties.List.Title == "Wpisy") { SPList lstOtherList = properties.Web.Lists["Szczegoly"]; SPListItem item = lstOtherList.AddItem(); item["Kontrakt"] = properties.AfterProperties["Kontrakt1"]; item["Pracownik"] = properties.AfterProperties["Pracownik"]; item["Dzien"] = properties.AfterProperties["DzienStart"]; item.Update(); } } – Arsalan Adam Khatri Oct 16 '12 at 6:39
call base.ItemAdding(properties); at the top... then add the new item in other list! – Arsalan Adam Khatri Oct 16 '12 at 6:39
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To bind a receiver to a specific list, You can also set List Url in Receivers tag as:

<Receivers ListUrl="Lists/Tasks">

For this to work, your feature should have scope=web.

Check here for more details: http://extreme-sharepoint.com/2011/12/27/event-receivers-sharepoint-2010/

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