Using event receivers in SharePoint Development is such a cool feature. Like it is called it’s an piece of code which can be executed by a certain event. But each event has properties like the value of an item.
What exactly is the value property? Do you mean the value before it is saved or after? The new or the old value? It possible to call by code ther after and before properties. But which value those have is told in this post and this post. I repeat the table here, cause it was really cool:
List
| List | BeforeProperties | AfterProperties | properties.ListItem |
| ItemAdding | No value | New value | Null |
| ItemAdded | No value | New value | New value |
| ItemUpdating | No value | New value | Original value |
| ItemUpdated | No value | New value | New value |
| ItemDeleting | No value | No value | Original value |
| ItemDeleted | No value | No value | Null |
Document Library
| Library | BeforeProperties | AfterProperties | properties.ListItem |
| ItemAdding | No value | No value | Null |
| ItemAdded | No value | No value | New value |
| ItemUpdating | Original value | New value | Original value |
| ItemUpdated | Original value | New value | New value |
| ItemDeleting | No value | No value | Original value |
| ItemDeleted | No value | No value | Null |
Hope it helps you.
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