Add field to SPList default view
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It won't work due to the fact that list.view[0]
returns a new SPView on every call; see here. In your case you call update()
on a new instance.
To make it work, store the view in a variable and add the field to that view. (Example is for default view, but list.View[0]
should also work)
SPView view = list.DefaultView;
view.ViewFields.Add("Foo");
view.Update();
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jjczopek
Updated on June 15, 2022Comments
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jjczopek almost 2 years
I've created an SPList instance with some custom fields. But When I'm viewing this list in sharepoint (default view), only Title column shows up. How can I add my columns to default view of my newly created list?
I tried:
list.Fields.Add("Foo", SPFieldType.Text, true): list.View[0].ViewFields.Add("Foo"); list.View[0].Update(); list.Update();
But doesnt work.
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Dribbel over 12 yearsNo problem, I've struggled with this myself too.
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Nacht about 10 yearsUgh kill me now SharePoint! Way to totally break the idea of properties.