January 2010 - Stefan On Software

Remove Blocked File Types in SharePoint

9 Jan

You can remove the blocked file types in SharePoint programmatically by accessing a collection on an SPWebApplication object.

Collection&lt;<span class="kwrd">string</span>&gt; be = webApplication.BlockedFileExtensions;
<span class="kwrd">if</span> (be.Contains(<span class="str">&quot;dll&quot;</span>)) be.Remove(<span class="str">&quot;dll&quot;</span>);
webApplication.Update();

Collection<string> be = webApplication.BlockedFileExtensions;

if (be.Contains("dll")) be.Remove("dll");

webApplication.Update();

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