Setting the ?Â?Ð?ìTo?Â?Ð?í field on a post item

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Setting the ?Â?Ð?ìTo?Â?Ð?í field on a post item
 
mat3




Posts: 15
 Joined: 2010-05-06
I have a custom class that is derived from Post called: "IPM.Post.CustomType" I have these items in the inbox and I'm trying to set the to field to show recipients. I've tried setting the following properties with no success. Any ideas? Or if I'm using a post item, will the to field always display as empty in Outlook?

OutlookItem.PropertyAccessor.SetProperty("urn:schemas:httpmail:displayto", "blah");


var aixStoreAccessor = new AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIStoreAccessor();
aixStoreAccessor.Initialize(false);
var aixItem = aixStoreAccessor.GetMapiItem(OutlookItem);
aixItem.SetProperty(AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIPropertyTag._PR_DISPLAY_TO, "1");
aixItem.SetProperty(AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIPropertyTag._PR_DISPLAY_TO_A, "2");
aixItem.SetProperty(AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIPropertyTag._PR_DISPLAY_TO_W, "3");
aixItem.SetProperty(AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIPropertyTag._PR_ORIGINAL_DISPLAY_TO, "4");
aixItem.SetProperty(AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIPropertyTag._PR_ORIGINAL_DISPLAY_TO_A, "5");
aixItem.SetProperty(AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIPropertyTag._PR_ORIGINAL_DISPLAY_TO_W, "6");
aixItem.SetProperty(0x00008536, "7"); // PidLidNonSendableTo http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee201451(EXCHG.80).aspx
aixItem.SetProperty(AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIPropertyTag._PR_RECEIVED_BY_NAME, "8");
aixItem.SetProperty(AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIPropertyTag._PR_RECEIVED_BY_NAME_A, "9");
aixItem.SetProperty(AddinExpress.MAPI.ADXMAPIPropertyTag._PR_RECEIVED_BY_NAME_W, "10");
aixStoreAccessor.LogOff();
Posted 06 May, 2010 21:47:49 Top
Andrei Smolin


Add-in Express team


Posts: 18830
 Joined: 2006-05-11
Hi Matt,

I've called the code line below in VBA: 
anItem.PropertyAccessor.SetProperty "urn:schemas:httpmail:displayto", "blah"



It produces "The property "urn:schemas:httpmail:displayto" does not support this operation."

I assume, it's impossible to modify that property. I suggest using Outlook Spy in order to find properties that can be modified.


Andrei Smolin
Add-in Express Team Leader
Posted 07 May, 2010 03:28:14 Top