In an ItemUpdated Event Receiver we were accessing two custom lists for
reading values and for that we required to return the current site in which the
event occured.
Simply writing SPSite mySite = new SPSite("http://yoursitename"); does
not make sense. Because you might don’t know where you need to deploy the Event
Receiver, hence hard-coding the Site URL is a bad practice. The below code...
When working with Document Panel Properties in Microsoft Word, better check out the “Look Up” field
If you have restored a site/site collection to new site/site collection and you are working with Quick Parts in Microsoft then beware of the Look Up fields. Look Up fields will not display values in your new restored site unless you delete it and create it once again. This is because the look up field internally stores the GUID of the list to which it looks up for values and when the site is restored...
