Add hidden metadata field to SPListItem

You need to add a new field to the list that is marked Hidden="TRUE".


You can do this via the object model:




using (SPSite sps = new SPSite("http://someServer/"))

{

using (SPWeb spw = sps.OpenWeb())

{

SPList spl = spw.Lists["Shared Documents"];


String strNewField = "";

try

{

spl.Fields.AddFieldAsXml(strNewField);

}

catch (SPException spe)

{

// Notify error that a duplicate name was detected

}

spl.Update();

}

}



Note : These hidden field will not appear when we try to create custom view using site action.

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