You are inheriting a SharePoint site. Are there event receivers on the list?If you have access to PowerShell and the SharePoint servers, then you can run this little PowerShell script to find out.
$GC = Start-SPAssignment
$Site = $GC | Get-SPSite http://yourserver/sites/yoursite
$Web = $Site.Rootweb
$Web.Lists |
Where {$_.EventReceivers.Count -gt 0} |
Select Title,EventReceivers |
Format-List
Stop-SPAssignment $GC
For SharePoint 2007 (or 2010)
[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.SharePoint")
$Site = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSite
$Web = $Site.Rootweb
$Web.Lists |
Where {$_.EventReceivers.Count -gt 0} |
Select Title,EventReceivers |
Format-List
$Web.Dispose()
$Site.Dispose()
You could even start at the farm ( root ) level and drill down to applications, site collections, sites and documents to see each event receivers!
Hope this helps you
$GC = Start-SPAssignment
$Site = $GC | Get-SPSite http://yourserver/sites/yoursite
$Web = $Site.Rootweb
$Web.Lists |
Where {$_.EventReceivers.Count -gt 0} |
Select Title,EventReceivers |
Format-List
Stop-SPAssignment $GC
For SharePoint 2007 (or 2010)
[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Microsoft.SharePoint")
$Site = New-Object Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSite
$Web = $Site.Rootweb
$Web.Lists |
Where {$_.EventReceivers.Count -gt 0} |
Select Title,EventReceivers |
Format-List
$Web.Dispose()
$Site.Dispose()
You could even start at the farm ( root ) level and drill down to applications, site collections, sites and documents to see each event receivers!
Hope this helps you
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