Platform SDK: CDO 1.2.1 |
The Folders property returns a Folders collection of subfolders within the folder. Read-only.
objFolder.Folders
Object (Folders collection)
Although the Folders property itself is read-only, the collection it returns can be accessed in the normal manner through its Add and Delete methods, and the properties on its member Folder objects retain their respective read/write or read-only accessibility.
The Microsoft® Schedule+ appointment folder is not implemented in the same way as Microsoft® Outlook™ folders and CDO folders. In particular, it does not have subfolders. An attempt to read the Folders property on the Schedule+ appointment folder returns CdoE_NO_SUPPORT.
The Folders property does not correspond to a MAPI property and cannot be rendered into HTML hypertext by the CDO Rendering Library.
This code fragment uses a recursive function to list the names of all subfolders of the specified folder:
Set objFolder = objSession.Inbox ' assume objFolder is valid If CdoFolder = objFolder.Class Then ' verify it's a Folder object ListFolders objFolder ' use current global folder ' *** must call ListFolders withOUT parentheses, or else VB evaluates ' *** objFolder for its default property and passes objFolder.Messages End If ' subroutine to list folders Sub ListFolders(objParentFolder As Folder) Dim objFoldersColl As Folders ' the child Folders collection Dim objOneSubfolder As Folder 'a single Folder object ' set up error handler here If Not objParentFolder Is Nothing Then MsgBox ("Folder name = " & objParentFolder.Name) Set objFoldersColl = objParentFolder.Folders If Not objFoldersColl Is Nothing Then ' there are child folders Set objOneSubfolder = objFoldersColl.GetFirst While Not objOneSubfolder Is Nothing ' loop through all children ListFolders objOneSubfolder ' must call wihout parentheses Set objOneSubfolder = objFoldersColl.GetNext Wend End If Exit Sub End If ' error handler here End Sub