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Old April 19th 06, 04:36 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba
Frank Wisniewski
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Hi All.

I have a strange problem. I am using C# to create an Addin that prompts
before a user deletes a calendar item and cancels if necessary. I have this
working on my default calendar and another calendar I created in my mailbox.
I tie into the SelectionChange event and if the Item being selected is an
appointment, I keep a local var of it and register its BeforeDelete event to
ask my question. The probelm is when I open another users calendar and view
it side by side with my calendar. I know that the selectionchange event is
firing for the other users calendar and my BeforeDelete event is registered
but when I delete the item on that calendar I never get my prompt. I have
double checked all this using OutLookSpy. I can see where items on my
calendar always trigger the beforedelete event while items on the other users
folder never trigger this event. This seems to be the only event the other
users folder items don't trigger. I am using OL2003 with the 2003 PIA's. Any
suggestions would be great.

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Old April 24th 06, 07:46 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba
Michael Bauer
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Am Wed, 19 Apr 2006 07:36:02 -0700 schrieb Frank Wisniewski:

I don´t know anythign about C# but for the BeforeDelete event: That only
fires if the item is opened. It doesn´t if you delete an item directly from
an explorer.

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Hi All.

I have a strange problem. I am using C# to create an Addin that prompts
before a user deletes a calendar item and cancels if necessary. I have

this
working on my default calendar and another calendar I created in my

mailbox.
I tie into the SelectionChange event and if the Item being selected is an
appointment, I keep a local var of it and register its BeforeDelete event

to
ask my question. The probelm is when I open another users calendar and

view
it side by side with my calendar. I know that the selectionchange event is
firing for the other users calendar and my BeforeDelete event is

registered
but when I delete the item on that calendar I never get my prompt. I have
double checked all this using OutLookSpy. I can see where items on my
calendar always trigger the beforedelete event while items on the other

users
folder never trigger this event. This seems to be the only event the other
users folder items don't trigger. I am using OL2003 with the 2003 PIA's.

Any
suggestions would be great.

 




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