The following diagram shows the sequence of events initiated by the user request to delete a folder. In the
BeforeDeleteFolder event, the user interaction can be canceled. To verify if the opening module is the
current module please use the property
Project.ScriptExecutionMode.
Avoids the deletion of folders that are at level one. Only folders on a deeper level can be deleted.
' Project Script
Private Sub Batch_BeforeDeleteFolder(pXFolder As CASCADELib.CscXFolder, bCancel As Boolean)
If pXFolder.Level < 2 Then
bCancel = True
End If
End Sub
Calculates the sum of a folder field of the child folders from which one folder was deleted and assigns the new calculated
value to the parent folder.
' Project Script
Private Sub Batch_AfterDeleteFolder(pParentXFolder As CASCADELib.CscXFolder, ByVal DeletedFolderIndex As Long)
Dim n As Long
Dim nSum As Long
Dim oXFolder As CASCADELib.CscXFolder
For n = 0 To pParentXFolder.Folders.Count - 1
oXFolder = pParentXFolder.Folders(n)
If oXFolder.Fields.Exists("Total") Then
nSum = nSum + CLng(oXFolder.Fields.ItemByName("Total").Value)
End If
Next n
If pParentXFolder.Fields.Exists("Total") Then
pParentXFolder.Fields.ItemByName("Total").Value = nSum End If
End Sub
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