Hello, This forum has basically been abandoned in favor of the SDN forums: http://sdn5.sitecore.net/Forum.aspx This specific question is probably best...

Oops. if ( itm.Database.Name.ToLower() == "master" && itm.Fields["myfield"] != null ) That should include checking that the field doesn't already have a value:...

One more thing I forgot. Sitecore automatically stores the version's creation date in a field named __created (Sitecore.FieldIDs.Created). This may or may not...

OK, now I'm even annoying myself. I think you could use item:created instead of item:saved, which should not raise item:created, which should mean you don't...

... Appreciate the quick response John. I created the item:created event handler and it works almost perfectly. When I create an item, it successfully...

That is very weird - I have never seen that before. It could be something else you're working on, or you might try item:saved instead....

Does it open the same item in all content editors, or different items (maybe this is a result of default children in your master?). You may want to use...

Hey John, The item is in all of the newly opened Content Editors, with no data tree (the site tree), just the lone item. This is just weird, I do have a...

Sorry for the delayed response. Can you explain what you mean by an OnSave event handler? Do you mean an item:saving or item:saved event handler, a processor...