I am trying to change the TOolTipDescription of DELETE button in Microsoft Dynamics through ribbonsDiff.xml. It is not letting me change and throwing the error "cannot edit property until element is customized". I have customised it by defining it in ribbonDiff.xml file. But it is not changing the behavior of the DELETE button. Any way to change the ToolTipDescription of DELETE button ?
Get yourself a wonderful tool called the Ribbon Workbench. Then see Change the text or image of a standard button. Here's a high-level summary:
Install Ribbon Workbench in your org
Create a solution that contains just the entity you are trying to modify
Open Ribbon Workbench and select your solution
Near the top right corner of the screen, select the ribbon type that has the delete button you are trying to modify.
In the ribbon that appears, right-click the Delete button and choose Customise Button.
Modify the ToolTipDescription field down below.
Click publish.
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I am using spotfire desktop for analysing data in an Oracle database. I would like to share the visualizations I am developing. I have seen that the custom queries must be trusted by other users. Below is the solution that I found by browsing the internet. The solution below allows other users to retreive the data, however, afetr doing this the filters do not work anymore and need to be manually reset. Can anyone help with this problem?
Thank you
If it is saved as part of a report
Open the report in the TIBCO Spotfire (Analyst / Desktop / Professional) client.
Go to the top menu and choose Edit -> Data Connection properties .
Highlight the connection and press the "Settings" button.
On the "General" tab, click the "Edit" button.
Highlight your custom query and choose "Edit custom query" from the menu right above it.
Press the "Verify" button, then the "OK" button.
Press OK all the way until the Data Connection Properties dialogue window is closed.
How can I modify the items that appear in the solution explorer "Add" context sub menu? Currently there is New Item, Existing Item, New Folder, then Windows Form, User Control, then Component and Class. I especially want to get rid of the 2 WinForms items and replace them with their WPF counterparts. How do I do that in the easiest way?
You can modify the Add sub menu you get when you right click on a project item from the Tools->Customize... menu:
click on the Commands tab
pick the 'Context Menu' radio button
select Project and Solution Context Menus | Project | Add from the combo box
From here you can modify the context menu.
This is not, however, what you want to do in your particular case.
The WPF commands you want are already in that context menu; you'll see WPF commands like "Add Window" and "Add Page" already present in the Customize dialog if you go through the instructions above. The reason that you don't see them in the actual context menu is because Visual Studio is trying to be smart and it thinks that you're developing a WinForms app and not a WPF app. If it thought this was a WPF app, you wouldn't see the windows forms option (and the user control option would create a WPF user control).
In order to correct visual studio's incorrect assumption, you could make a new project - make sure you pick that you want a WPF app - and add all of your existing files, or you can edit your .csproj file: see my answer to this SO question.
I am curious about an issue in Coded UI Testing. For example I created a button named Button1. I did assertions and everything is fine. Then I changed this button's name to Button2. Now, do I have to write my assertions again or is Coded UI Test can suit in every different name change. Notice that I am not doing any input or parameter changes, I am just changing user interface. Thanks for your replies.
You should be able to change the test code easily to cope with a name change like that. Open the UI Map file in the UI Map editor; ie double-click on the uimap.uitest file in solution explorer. In the left hand pane expand the method and select the action that clicks the button. That should open the relevant control in the right hand pane. Alternatively just find the control for the button in the right pane. View the properties of the button and click on the ellipsis of the "(collection)" value of SearchProperties or the FilterProperties. One of the items shown should be the old name of the button, just rename it there.
i am creating an addin for outlook . i am stuck with my requirements ... how to open a pop up for entering some input value on click of custom button in ribbon.
i.e How to open a form in outlook UI
simple question it was ..
i am able to open vb form ..
NativeAddIn::ApplicationConfiguration ^appConfigurationform = gcnew NativeAddIn::ApplicationConfiguration();
appConfigurationform->ShowDialog();
To create a ribbon in the outlook
Click on file - go to options - customize ribbon - create a new tab - rename it by clicking on it next drag an action to be performed on the particular ribbon
and import settings
click ok
close the outllok and reopen it again
this is for outlook application 2019.
I have created a macro enabled Excel Spreadsheet that will programmatically load a image from disk and load it into an ActiveX image control.
How to I remove the image? I want to remove the image from my testing the process. I do not need to create a script to programmatically remove it.
To clear out the picture manually:
Open the Visual Basics Editor and make sure you can View both the Project Explorer and the Properties Window.
In the Project Explorer select the Excel object or form the image control is on. (If it is a user form, you will need to double-click.)
The selected object should now be listed in the Properties Window. Click the drop-down box and select your image control.
Double-click the value for the Picture property so you have a blinking cursor.
Press Delete.
To remove the image manually, go into Design mode (View > Toolbars > Control Toolbox and click the "Design Mode" button). Right-click the control and choose "Properties". Click in the "Picture" property and backspace or delete until it says (None).
This assumes that the image is loaded into an Image Control on the worksheet and not on a VBA userform. You could follow mischab1's instructions if the control was on a VBA userform OR an image control.
And of course these instructions are for Excel 2003; the specific steps vary depending on Excel version.