Term.CreateLabel method
Creates a new Label for this Term.
Namespace: Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Taxonomy
Assembly: Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Taxonomy (in Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Taxonomy.dll)
Syntax
'Declaration
Public Function CreateLabel ( _
labelName As String, _
lcid As Integer, _
isDefault As Boolean _
) As Label
'Usage
Dim instance As Term
Dim labelName As String
Dim lcid As Integer
Dim isDefault As Boolean
Dim returnValue As Label
returnValue = instance.CreateLabel(labelName, _
lcid, isDefault)
public Label CreateLabel(
string labelName,
int lcid,
bool isDefault
)
Parameters
labelName
Type: System.Stringnew Label name
lcid
Type: System.Int32The LCID to create the label for
isDefault
Type: System.BooleanWhether this Label will be the default Label of The lcid
Return value
Type: Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Taxonomy.Label
The new Label for the Term
Exceptions
| Exception | Condition |
|---|---|
| UnauthorizedAccessException | The user does not have sufficient permission to perform this operation. |
| TermStoreOperationException | This operation is invalid in the orphaned terms TermSet. The operation failed. |
| ArgumentException | The label name is not valid, it contains invalid characters or is too long. |
| ArgumentNullException | The label name is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic) or an empty string. |
| ArgumentOutOfRangeException | Call the CommitAll() method to save this change to the database. is not valid. |
| ArgumentException | The label will be created as a none default Label, and the name already exists for this lcid. |
Remarks
The labelName value will be normailized to trim consecutive spaces into one and replace the & character with the wide character version of the character (\uFF06). It must be non-empty, cannot exceed 255 characters, and cannot contain any of the following characters ;"< >|&tab
The name of the Label object is case-insensitive. If the name to be created is a non-default Label, it cannot have the same name as any existing Label of The lcid. If it is to be created as a default, then it can have the same name as existing Label. Instead of creating a new label, the existing label will become the default Label for the LCID.
The current user must have TaxonomyRights.EditTerm permissions to use this method.