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Jun
According to the web, using <FieldRef Name=\"EncodedAbsUrl\"/> is the way to retrieve the item url when using SPSiteDataQuery. However, for me (and others) this doesn't seem to work, only returning the root site url. <FieldRef Name=\"ServerUrl\"/> appeared to be even more useless always returning only "/". Appearantly this has something to do with the scope being used with SPSiteDataQuery.
However, you can still use <FieldRef Name=\"FileRef\"/>.This will return a value like 7:#News/Pages/yourpage.aspx, and the last part is always server relative so useful enough. just chuck out what you don't need and make a url:dr["EncodedAbsUrl"].ToString() + (new SPFieldLookupValue(dr["FileRef"] as string).LookupValue); }---- edited to lookupvalue thanks to Keiths tip, thanks Keith ----
Comments (2)
Keith Dahlby
07-06-2009 05:06
Since FileRef is implemented as a standard lookup, I would suggest leveraging SPFieldLookupValue:var url = new SPFieldLookupValue(dr["FileRef"] as string).LookupValue;Cheers ~Keith
ravikanth
14-07-2009 11:14
Hi Lucy, Have seen ur blog to assign task to Group------------------------------------------------SPGroup group = SPWeb.UserGroups[“groupname”];SPFieldUserValue groupvalue = new SPFIeldUserValue( group.ParentWeb, group.ID, group.Name);SPWorkflowTaskProperties taskProperties = new SPWorkflowTaskProperties(); (Connect these taskproperties to the task to update)taskProperties.AssignedTo = groupvalue.LookupValue;------------------------------------------------------But i am not getting the property "SPWeb.UserGroups".. How to get it?? I am using VS 2008... please mail me the details... ravikanthk@intelligroup.comThanks in Advance,Ravikanth Gore
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