Here is an example, how to create a Site Column and add the Site Column to a Content Type.
public SPField AddField(string fieldDisplayName, SPFieldType fieldType, bool bRequired)
{
SPField field = null;
try
{
// get the parent web
SPWeb web = contentType.ParentWeb;
string fieldName = web.Fields.Add(fieldDisplayName, fieldType, bRequired);
web.Fields[fieldDisplayName].Group = "My Site Columns";
web.Fields[fieldDisplayName].Update(true);
field = web.Fields[fieldDisplayName];
// add a field link to the content type
contentType.FieldLinks.Add(new SPFieldLink(field));
contentType.FieldLinks[fieldDisplayName].Required = bRequired;
contentType.Update(true);
}
catch
{ }
return field;
}
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Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Creating ContentType using Object Model
Here is an example, how to create an custom content type and add to custom group in Site Content Types.
SPContentType contentType = new SPContentType(
web.AvailableContentTypes["document"], web.ContentTypes,"sampleContentType");
contentType.Group = "My Content Types";
contentType.Description = "Creating Content Types using Object Model";
web.ContentTypes.Add(contentType);
SPContentType contentType = new SPContentType(
web.AvailableContentTypes["document"], web.ContentTypes,"sampleContentType");
contentType.Group = "My Content Types";
contentType.Description = "Creating Content Types using Object Model";
web.ContentTypes.Add(contentType);
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