DocumentProperties Interface

Contains core properties of the document.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraRichEdit.API.Native

Assembly: DevExpress.RichEdit.v20.2.Core.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.RichEdit.Core

NuGet Packages: DevExpress.RichEdit.Core, DevExpress.WindowsDesktop.RichEdit.Core

Declaration

C#

public interface DocumentProperties

VB.NET

Public Interface DocumentProperties

Related API Members

The following members return DocumentProperties objects:

• Document.DocumentProperties

Remarks

Core Document Properties are implemented as described in Standard ECMA-376, 1st edition (December 2006) Office Open XML File Formats Part 2 - Open Packaging Conventions clause 10 “Core Properties”.

Use the Document.DocumentProperties property to obtain the DocumentProperties object.

To get an individual document property, access it by name. To display a property in a document, insert an appropriate field.

View Example

This code snippet demonstrates how to set standard document properties and show them in a document using specific fields. The FieldCollection.Update method updates all property fields in the document body.

Note

If the DOCPROPERTY fields are located in the text box, header or footer, they should be updated separately. Use the Section.BeginUpdateHeader - Section.EndUpdateHeader or Section.BeginUpdateFooter - Section.EndUpdateFooter paired methods to obtain the header or footer. The TextBox.Document property allows you to retrieve the text box content and update the corresponding fields.

DocumentPropertiesActions.cs

server.CreateNewDocument();
Document document = server.Document;
document.BeginUpdate();

document.DocumentProperties.Creator = "John Doe";
document.DocumentProperties.Title = "Inserting Custom Properties";
document.DocumentProperties.Category = "TestDoc";
document.DocumentProperties.Description = "This code demonstrates API to modify and display standard document properties.";

document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText("\nAUTHOR: ").End, "AUTHOR");
document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText("\nTITLE: ").End, "TITLE");
document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText("\nCOMMENTS: ").End, "COMMENTS");
document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText("\nCREATEDATE: ").End, "CREATEDATE");
document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText("\nCategory: ").End, "DOCPROPERTY Category");
document.Fields.Update();
document.EndUpdate();

DocumentPropertiesActions.vb

server.CreateNewDocument()
Dim document As Document = server.Document
document.BeginUpdate()

document.DocumentProperties.Creator = "John Doe"
document.DocumentProperties.Title = "Inserting Custom Properties"
document.DocumentProperties.Category = "TestDoc"
document.DocumentProperties.Description = "This code demonstrates API to modify and display standard document properties."

document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText(vbLf & "AUTHOR: ").End, "AUTHOR")
document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText(vbLf & "TITLE: ").End, "TITLE")
document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText(vbLf & "COMMENTS: ").End, "COMMENTS")
document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText(vbLf & "CREATEDATE: ").End, "CREATEDATE")
document.Fields.Create(document.AppendText(vbLf & "Category: ").End, "DOCPROPERTY Category")
document.Fields.Update()
document.EndUpdate()

Built-in Properties in Different Formats

The table below highlights what built-in document properties supported in different formats.

	DOCX	RTF	DOC	WordML	ODT	HTML
Category
ContentStatus
ContentType
Created
Creator
Description
Identifier
Keywords
Language
LastModifiedBy
LastPrinted
Modified
Revision
Subject
Title
Version