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hi
can we post feature requests?
i've tested your product and i miss a feature
what i like to see is:
customizable id of commandbar buttons
e.g. we have some cusomized styles and 5 buttons at a toolbar to set them
a button with id 2321 will change the style where the parameter is the name of the new style |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 06:36:01
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Eugene Starostin
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You can try the Parameter property to do this.
Look at ADX Class Refernce to get more details. |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 07:22:58
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Guest
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ok i found it...
i've missed the property "id" inside the designer... set it per code should work
what i try to do is something like this
object oMissing = Type.Missing;
int id = 2321;
parameter = "Standard";
CommandBar oCmdBar = ....; //init bar
CommandBarButton oButton;
oButton = (CommandBarButton) this.oCmdBar.Controls.Add(MsoControlType.msoControlButton, id, parameter, oMissing, oMissing); |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 07:50:50
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Eugene Starostin
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propably I haven't understood you. Do you try to add a built-in button? What host do you use? |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 08:03:31
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Guest
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ok, let me explain:
the host i am using is word
what i want to do is adding a new commandbar with some buttons to set a specified paragraph style
in word there is a built in command for this wich is called by a button with the id 2321
as parameter you have to specify the name of the style
for example a button with id = 2321 and parameter = "Standard" will set the style to "Standard" for the selected paragraph
i need this because in our companyy there are a lot of documents who uses some predefined styles (font=arial,12pt...)
and to make things very simple we provide a toolbar with buttons for each of the style |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 08:13:33
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Eugene Starostin
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Aha... I.e. you want to add a button with id 2321 and use its parameter to pass style names. Ok, I see.
I thought you have to use the ADXBuildInControl class but as I see now you can simply use ADXCommandBar and its buttons. |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 08:38:03
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Sven Heitmann
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I thought you have to use the ADXBuildInControl class but as I see now you can simply use ADXCommandBar and its buttons.
good you understand me now :)
however there is no property named id inside the designer, perhaps you can add it in a feature version with standard id = 1 :)Best regards,
Sven Heitmann |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 08:48:21
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Eugene Starostin
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You are adding a new button to command bar and handle it to do a custom action (applying some style specified by the button parameter). But I cannot understand why you use its Id. |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 09:14:08
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Sven Heitmann
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because word will perform the action for me when the button has the id 2321 (word will set the style to the one where name == parameter)
so i don't need to attach an eventhandler
what i will do is add a new button to a commandbar wich is doing a word internal action (specified by the id of the button)Best regards,
Sven Heitmann |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 09:21:01
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Eugene Starostin
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I see. I have just spoken with ADX developers. Currently there is no way to add any built-in control to the ADXCommandBar.Controls collection.
I think they need one or two days to fix this problem and I will let you know about the result.
Thank you for your request. |
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Posted 23 Aug, 2004 09:27:06
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