Whenever I add button using ribbon workbench button it will add successfully but when I add second button after first time publish that time is error is accoutered.
Error is: Command ID is Duplicate
During adding button process I was adding only one button and one command but after publishing ribbon workbench add two commands on the same button.
Looks like a bug was introduced & fixed later.
The resolution for this should now be available, our current build number is 9.1.0.2437.
I've tested editing the ribbonDiffXml which worked fine, and then creating and deleting a command and button in Ribbon Workbench - both actions also worked with no problem.
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I am currently working in the Sample Charts application in Oracle APEX version 5.1.2. I would like to edit the code for the Gantt Chart plug-in, but for some reason it won't let me type in the PL/SQL code box or erase anything in the box. I read somewhere online that only the master copy of the plug-in can be customized and that the Reference Master Plug-in From box has to be blank. However, it does say that "This is the "master" copy of this plug-in" and I can't erase or choose a blank value for the Reference Master Plug-in From box. In addition, on the screen that shows the list of all the plug-ins for the application, it says that this plug in was subscribed from a "Nonexistent Master".
This is what I am seeing on my screen:
Has anyone seen this before and/or know how to fix this problem?
Thank you in advance.
Open the Popup LOV for "Reference Master Plug-in From" and pick "- no plug-in -" to break the subscription, after clicking "Apply Changes" you will be able to make the necessary modifications.
I followed this tutorial, but when I build then run my project in visual studio a ribbon tab does not appear. I'm using outlook 2010 if that helps.
Turns out you need to set the ribbontype property to Microsoft.Outlook.Explorer for it to show up. This is not the default value for that field, and no msdn tutorial seems to tell you to make that change.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb398246.aspx
I used this link on MSDN to fix the error.
Simply says that you need to set the RibbonType property for which occurrences you want the ribbon visible/usable.
This can also happen if your code previously used the Ribbon XML mechanism before switching to the Ribbon Designer mechanism, and you have inadvertently left a CreateRibbonExtensibilityObject override in place:
protected override Microsoft.Office.Core.IRibbonExtensibility CreateRibbonExtensibilityObject()
{
return new MyRibbon();
}
Once you remove this override, your Ribbon Designer customizations will load as expected.
Old post but it didn't give me an answer. In my case the add In was simply not showing anymore after some development time for no explicit reason.
The solution was to re-enable the AddIn in Excel. It probably happened one of the time Excel was asking me "Excel is having trouble with this AddIn, disable it ?" that appeared sometimes when deploying (F5).
To reenable it go to Excel -> File -> options -> AddIns
You have to select the correct ribbontype property, if you are mapping your ribbon to new mail compose tab then you have to select Microsoft.Outlook.Explorer.Compose, if you are mapping to reading mail then you have to select Microsoft.Outlook.Explorer.Read and so on.
If previously you run the solution resulting in an error, an office application may still run hidden and prevent showing the Add-In. Stop VisualStudio, check taskmanager for orphan Office processes, kill these.
On the right hand side you will see properties..
Select the ribbon types you intend to use.
My VS2010 setup project works OK, but the uninstall process is completely non-interactive. It displays a progress window like the one below, then it vanishes with no feedback to the user. The user interface editor in VS2010 has only trees for "Install" and "Administrative Install", not for "Uninstall".
How can I display a MsgBox saying "[Product] has been successfully uninstalled" after the uninstall is completed?
A simple solution is to add a Commit custom action and condition it with:
REMOVE = "ALL"
Another approach is to set the ARPNOREMOVE property in your MSI. In this case the Control Panel Programs and Features applet will show only the Change option, which uses full UI. The Uninstall option which uses basic UI will not be visible.
If you use the Visual FoxPro 9 Application Framework to create a desktop standalone application and add a database and form, the exported exe shows a Quick Start on load which shows the form to select.
If one wants to show up his own MAIN MENU form on the exe load, what's the way to do it? Using Set Main on the Menu Form does not work.
Here is a visual representation of the idea.
In its simplest steps then, aside from the "Wizards" you can use to build forms and bind to data environments, tables, grids, etc maybe this will help.
Create an empty project.
CREATE PROJECT MyApp
Go to the documents tab and add a new form. Put a few buttons as you've described on it. One of the buttons, allow to close the form, such as "Exit". Double click this exit button and put in the code
CLEAR EVENTS
THISFORM.RELEASE()
Since there are no "data entry" elements on this form, we need something to make it keep focus. Buttons alone don't just "do" that. Go to the properties sheet of the form and go down to "Window Type" and set it to "Modal" - meaning, keep this form up until its intentionally closed. (This also keeps as a baseline for you calling any OTHER forms from this one for your application.) Save the form, such as "MyMainForm".
Click on the "Code" tab of the project and do a new "Program". In its simplest context, put in
DO FORM MyMainForm
READ EVENTS
Save the program, such as MyStartupProgram. Once saved in the project, right-click on this program and select "Set Main" for this to be considered the single entry point to your entire application. Save, build the project and run it. You should be good to go.
I have an installer using IzPack that installs a Groovy/Griffon project, and it uses the installer plugin for griffon that does so. I would like to restrict one panel's previous button through the installer.xml. One of our testers has determined that (with a very vanilla installer from Griffon's plugin) clicking the previous button after the actual unpacking and installation causes the shortcut screen to be blank, causing some issues. Is this possible, or will I have to write some panel Java?
You can lock the previous button. look at here
You indeed need to make a custom panel for this purpose.