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Updating SPListItem without triggering event receivers

I had an event receiver applied on documents wich can start, programatically of course, a workflow. In this workflow, i used to update some metadatas in my document item. However that triggers the event receiver a new time and you can imagine the infinate loop. Well! afeter googling i found that it is possible to diable the event firing just before the item.Update or the item.SystemUpdate. In first time i used this method but i didn't made my code in a try catch bloc. After doing that my workflow runs normally and it didn't fires the events in the event receiver. Here is the code : public static class SPListItemExtensions { /// /// Provides ability to update list item without firing event receiver. /// /// /// Disables firing  /// event receiver while updating item. public static void Update ( this SPListItem item , bool doNotFireEvents ) {     SPItemEventReceiverHandling rh = new SPItemEventReceiverHandling ();     if ( doNotFireEven...
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Printing ASPX HTML Forms

Here is the way to print a part of a HTML, ASPX Form    This is the content in the page to print <script language=JavaScript> <!-- function printPartOfPage(elementId) {  var printContent = document.getElementById(elementId);  var windowUrl = 'about:blank';  var uniqueName = new Date();  var windowName = 'Print' + uniqueName.getTime();  var printWindow = window.open(windowUrl, windowName, 'left=50000,top=50000,width=0,height=0');  printWindow.document.write(printContent.innerHTML);  printWindow.document.close();  printWindow.focus();  printWindow.print();  printWindow.close(); } // --> </script> <div id="printDiv">  This is the content in the page to print </div> ////////////////////////// // To fire the event: ////////////////////////// <input type="button" value="Print" onclick="JavaScript:printPartOfPage('printDiv');" >
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SharePoint Saturday France le 6 Nov. 2010

Rejoignez les architectes, les développeurs, les administrateurs, designers et autres professionnels qui travaillent avec SharePoint Server 2007 et SharePoint 2010 le 6 novembre 2010 pour un événement SharePoint exceptionnel. Les évènements SharePoint Saturday France sont des journées en libre accès, éducative, informative et animée, remplie de sessions de professionnels & MVPs reconnus pour leurs compétences et heureux de pouvoir partager leur expérience. Suivez-nous sur Twitter @clubsharepoint ou chacun des évènements sur le tag #SPSFrance. http://www.sharepointsaturday.com/france Facebook | SharePoint Saturday France
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