Re: Problem uploading file to Sharepoint

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Where and how can i change that parameters for the "!New" Advice?

I don't understand the question because the only way I interpret it is to mean that you want to change the number of days before it expires (or remove it) and I already gave you the link (KB article) to do those two things.

So as you don't mean that what do you mean ?

Mike Walsh

"Yorch" <Yorch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:9C1A2BFF-5457-4765-8E2A-99839CA481A1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi Mike. Thank you for your help. It was very helpful. Another question.
Where and how can i change that parameters for the "!New" Advice?

"Mike Walsh" wrote:

>I have a doubt in other matter of SPP 2003. When you upload a file, an
>advice of "!new" appears. How long than advice appears? Can i control >when
>appears or not?

(It's SPS 2003 ... )

!New appears until midnight server time.

Default is either the same day until midnight (=1) or one day plus the next
day until midnight (=2)

(I can never remember which - one default is valid for STS and another for
WSS 2.0 / SPS 2003).

To amend the default value (where amending the number after -pv to 4 would
give *3* full days plus the final day until midnight) follow this KB article

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825510

(which is actually for stopping !New from appearing at all - hence the use
of -pv 0 )

Mike Walsh
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"Yorch" <Yorch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:FD51B1B6-3AC7-4B67-B52B-DF65F7395F6E@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hi Brian. I have that problem too, but i have it with a user. That user
> have
> permission to update a file in an area of a site. He update the file > with
> other changes and then he open that updated file and appears like > before
> (without the update). I noticed that his problem is only in his machine
> because i did the same excersise in other computers and i can do it
> without a
> problem.
> I did'nt review too much that error but maybe is the configuration of > the
> explorer or something.
>
> I have a doubt in other matter of SPP 2003. When you upload a file, an
> advice of "!new" appears. How long than advice appears? Can i control > when
> appears or not?
>
> Good bye.
>
> Yorch
>
> "Brian Roisentul" wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm developing a windows application to upload files to Sharepoint.
>>
>> The problem is that, although I can upload files to a document
>> library, when I try to overwrite one, the files uploads successfully,
>> but its content belongs to the old one.
>>
>> I've created a var called "string_file" to see the file content
>> (converted to string), so I can check its ok. When I check this var, I
>> can see that the content is right, but I don't know why it isn't when
>> uploading.
>>
>>
>> For example:
>>
>> * I upload "file1.txt," with the text "hello" in it.
>>
>> * If I check the Sharepoint site I can see the file uploaded
>> correctly.
>>
>> * Then, I modify the file content to "bye".
>>
>> * Upload the file again.
>>
>> * I refresh the Sharepoint site, click the "file1.txt" and I see
>> "hello", instead of "bye".
>>
>>
>> Which could be the problem? any ideas?
>>
>> I leave you the code here so you can better undestand.
>>
>> **********************************************************************************************************
>> BEGGINNING OF CODE
>> **********************************************************************************************************
>>
>>
>> private void addToSharepoint(string url, string file, byte[] content)
>> {
>> //Open web.
>> SPWeb web=new SPSite(url).OpenWeb();
>>
>> //Get folder.
>> SPFolder fld=web.GetFolder(doclib);
>>
>> //Get subfolder.
>> SPFolder subfld = fld.SubFolders[doclib_subfolder];
>>
>> //Check file content(in debug mode).
>> string file_string = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString(content);
>>
>> FileInfo fi=new FileInfo(file);
>>
>> SPFile uploadedFile=subfld.Files.Add(fi.Name,content,true);
>>
>> web.Update();
>>
>> web.Close();
>> }
>>
>>
>> **********************************************************************************************************
>> END OF CODE
>> **********************************************************************************************************
>>
>> Brian
>>
>>



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