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May
19

E-mail enable a SharePoint List

One of the great SharePoint 2007 features is the ability to e-mails into your site – that means you can save documents to a SharePoint library by attaching them to an e-mail and sending it to SharePoint. While this feature is great for document libraries, you can’t just send an e-mail to a list. This tutorial shows you how to e-mail enable a list using SharePoint Designer 2007 and a workflow attached to a list and a library. This tutorial and many more are located at blog.sharepointhosting.com. Enjoy.
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  1. LouLouMH says:

    were you able to find a solution? I am having the same problem.

    Thanks!

  2. tastypaprika says:

    cheers atab0y, i am having this problem too – just created the workflow in Sharepoint Designer 2007 linking the doc library to the issues list in Sharepoint 2007, but nothing happens when i send in an email. I will try this fix.

  3. tastypaprika says:

    cheers atab0y, i am having this problem too – just created the workflow in Sharepoint Designer 2007 linking the doc library to the issues list in Sharepoint 2007, but nothing happens when i send in an email. I will try this fix.
    @Parsa1859, this was happening to me at first – i had to create a basic Sharepoint website first (this is listed in the Admin tasks), then restart IIS before the workflow icons show up in Designer.

  4. atab0y says:

    This is correct. Sharepoint SP1 changed the way the workflows work. The infrastructure update fixed this issue but you you have to run a stsadm command to enable it to work with the new methods.  The command is (stsadm -o setproperty -pn declarativeworkflowautostartonemailenabled -pv true) without the parenthesis from the kb articles (953289 and 953749)

  5. rickyspears says:

    After some research, it appears that this may have been broken with Service Pack 1. That may be my problem. Can anyone else confirm this?

  6. rickyspears says:

    It has been my experience that workflows on e-mail enabled libraries in SharePoint don’t fire on item creation. Have you done anything special to get this to work?

  7. ginaji says:

    this is nice and quick and the scope is small which is good, I’m just having trouble reading it.

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