you have at least 7 days to download your videos, you just have to be proactive rather than reactive. Some people complained it was a privacy issue to be there so it got removed. In reality, it was sometimes enforced, frequently not. In a previous life, the Recycle Bin supposedly worked for a period of time based on your plan. If you want the Python script to do so, PM me your email address. Solution for this behavior is, to remove the Event for the check and add it again:ĭ += new EventHandler(DeleteFileEvents_GetRestrictions) ĭ download all my videos daily so I'm never missing anything. But when we see how broken the Software and API is in general, the Recycle Bin is the smallest problem.Ī behavior and possibly bug is when I check in my DeleteFileEvents action for prior restrictions, it will end up in a recursion because GetFileDeleteRestrictionsByMasterId is calling my Event Method again. the user makes a mistake in the new construction and wants to go back to a prior Version. Same thing with rebase to a certain Revision in the LifeCycle of a file to go back to a certain point if i.e. Still, it would be great if Vault would´ve this feature from the start. An example can be found in the VS2019 Projects in the Project 'RestrictionOperations.' When I´m back at work, I will add it and write a Blogentry with our result. That´s how you should encounter the least resistence and every Delete Event will be using your code. If the user is an Admin AND it´s in the trashbin folder, delete the file.

Move the file to the trashbin and set the original FolderID to the new property when the user is not an Admin, return. Add a custom EventHandler to 'DocumentService.DeleteFileEvents' Extend the file properties and add 'OldParentFolderId' We found one commercial extension of this primitive and easy to implement feature, but Autodesk is still not giving us any hope of a standard implementation

Far manager delete no recycle bin