SharePoint: RegistrationId List Template Type IDs

RegistrationId List Template Type IDs

Updated yet again again! (1/12/10)  This time with SharePoint 2010 additions.

Updated yet again! (1/18/09) When I get a chance I'll add one more column to indicate if the list is user created, "built-in" or hidden.

Below is a list of RegistrationIDs for use with API code and CustomAction Features (for user created list types) and any other list types I have found.

For more info on CustomAction see: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms460194.aspx

For a list of the CustomActions Rights values see: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.spbasepermissions.aspx

 ” ” = WSS 3.0, "M" = MOSS 2007 only list type, "E" = MOSS 2007 Enterprise, 2010 = 2010!

0 = list, 1 = library, (4 used for surveys only???)

Fourth column contains notes, names as displayed in SharePoint or in the SQL content database and best guesses 😉

“not in SPListTemplateType”: Most, but not all of the IDs are in an API enumeration named SPListTemplateType

Note: 100 is used for any custom listed create from Site Actions -> Create -> Custom List. If you created and deployed the custom lists using a SharePoint Feature then the RegistrationID is the same as the list "Type" ID you used in your list's feature manifest file. Here is some more info: http://sharepointinsight.com/blog/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=33 Please let me know if there are more IDs for this list? For example: 203?

Want to see the IDs used in your site collection?    

USE WSS_Content (database for your application)     
SELECT tp_Title, tp_BaseType, tp_ServerTemplate, tp_Description     
FROM AllLists     
ORDER BY tp_ServerTemplate, tp_Title

Want to see all of the IDs listed in the API enumerations?

Create a Console Application and set a reference to Microsoft.SharePoint for your version (12, 14, etc).

  using System;

  using Microsoft.SharePoint;

  namespace ConsoleApplication1

  {

    class Program

    {

      static void Main(string[] args)

      {

        int i = 0;

        foreach (string enumName in Enum.GetNames(typeof(SPListTemplateType)))

        {

          i++;

          Console.Write(i);

          Console.Write(String.Format(": {0,-23} ", enumName));

          Console.Write((int)(Enum.Parse(typeof(SPListTemplateType), enumName)));

          Console.WriteLine();

        }

        Console.ReadLine();

      }

    }

  }

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