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8. August 2009 20:30
by Chakkaradeep
3 Comments

Item-level Permissions for Document Libraries – Release v1.1.0.0

8. August 2009 20:30 by Chakkaradeep | 3 Comments

Just released Item-level Permission for Document Libraries v1.0.0.0. You can get it here.

Changes in v1.1.0.0

- ILP now uses SharePoint Solution Installer for installation/un-installation

- Fixed a bug with Timer Job & RunWithElevatedPriviliges

- Changed the visibility of the ILP site columns, ILP list instance. They are now visible in the site.

- Added the ability for developers to hook their own event handlers. Read more here >> Info for developers

Known Issues

- If you are using the API to enable ILP & register your custom event handlers, you have to use the API again to disable ILP & un-register your custom event handlers to the corresponding document library or list.

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Comments (3) -

Krishnan
9/18/2009 10:01:55 AM

Will this feature allow to set users to read/edit only their own items, like in the Lists?

chakkaradeep
9/18/2009 11:09:47 AM

@Krishnan - Yes it does

Avi

2/16/2010 7:48:05 PM

Hi,

We are implementing custom FBA and return roles for the logged in user from another application. This happens after authentication as part of authorization. We have created a folder structure and since we want to control access per folder we are breaking role inheritance at each folder level. we are experiencing slowness after creating 30-40 folders.

This statement is taking the most time : list.BreakRoleInheritance(false)

We are wondering if breaking inheritance at each folder level is practical?

Thanks in advance...