FMR: Running scripts or C# code from the custom toolbar button

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G. Tarazi - 23 Sep 2004 17:44 GMT

Hi

I was adding a toolbar button to InfoPath, and I just realized that these buttons are very limited, all what I can do with the button is just use the execute action with couple of parameters.

I hope this is wrong; I want to run my custom code, but if this is not possible, consider it as an FMR.

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Steve van Dongen [MSFT] - 23 Sep 2004 19:41 GMT

>Hi
>
>I was adding a toolbar button to InfoPath, and I just realized that these buttons are very limited, all what I can do with the button is just use the execute action with couple of parameters.
>
>I hope this is wrong; I want to run my custom code, but if this is not possible, consider it as an FMR.

See the Structual Editing SDK sample on the InfoPath CD, specifically,
the ApplyDiscount button on the toolbar.

The manifest.xsf has this in the toolbar
<xsf:button name="RemoveDiscount" caption="No Discount"></xsf:button>

And this in the script
function RemoveDiscount::OnClick()
{
// Custom code
}

Regards,
Steve
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G. Tarazi - 24 Sep 2004 02:05 GMT

Thank you

> >Hi
> >
> >I was adding a toolbar button to InfoPath, and I just realized that these buttons are very limited, all what I can do with the button is just use the

execute action with couple of parameters.

> >I hope this is wrong; I want to run my custom code, but if this is not possible, consider it as an FMR.
>
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> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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