Command Bar Button not working --Inspector Wrapper

[amanat]

Hello All,
I am having problem with my Command bar button.I am using Ken's Inspector
wrapper. Language is VB6 and outlook 2000.
I am trying to add simple command button to the mailitem and when it gets
clicked the message get added to subject line.But I m not able to do this.
Can anyone please gude me. I have gone through Microeye.com for ItemsCb
sample, but i m not able to fix my problem.

Below is my code.
I used 1 class module called clsinswrap and one module called basoutlinsp,and
one Connect Code module

clsinswrap Code:

'Option Explicit
'Private gbaseClass As New outaddin
Private m_lngid As Integer
'Public array for forms
'This array holds folder-level custom form display name and message class
Public avarForms
'Use gstrProgID to set the OnAction property of CB buttons
Public gstrProgID As String
Dim cbrnewtoolbar As CommandBarControl
Private WithEvents objoutlook As Outlook.Application
Private WithEvents m_objInsp As Outlook.Inspector

Private WithEvents m_objmail As Outlook.Mailitem

Private WithEvents ctlbtnpriv As Office.CommandBarButton

Private m_obj As Object
Private m_strmailid As Integer
Private m_intID As Integer

Private mnuTag As String
Private m_startup As Boolean


Private m_blnMailInspector As Boolean

Private m_blnWord As Boolean

Sub ctlBtnPriv_Click(ByVal Ctrl As Office.CommandBarButton, default As
Boolean)
On Error Resume Next
'Dim m_objmail As Mailitem

Set m_objmail = objoutlook.ActiveInspector.CurrentItem

'Save the item first so that if the button is pressed qhile the
cursor is in the subject, then the
'entered subject will get appended to.

m_objmail.Save
m_objmail.Subject = "msg - " & m_objmail.Subject

End Sub
Private Sub Class_Initialize()
Set m_objInsp = Nothing
Set m_objmail = Nothing
Set ctlbtnpriv = Nothing
m_blnWord = False
Set m_obj = Nothing
End Sub
Private Sub Class_Terminate()
On Error Resume Next
Set m_objInsp = Nothing
Set m_objmail = Nothing
Set ctlbtnpriv = Nothing
Set m_obj = Nothing
Set m_obj = Nothing
End Sub
Public Property Let Mailitem(objMail As Outlook.Mailitem)
On Error Resume Next
Set m_objmail = objMail
m_strmailid = objMail.EntryID
m_blnMailInspector = True
End Property
Public Property Let Inspector(objInspector As Outlook.Inspector)
On Error Resume Next
Set m_objInsp = objInspector
End Property
Public Property Get Inspector() As Outlook.Inspector
On Error Resume Next
Set Inspector = m_objInsp
End Property

Public Property Let Key(lngID As Long)
On Error Resume Next
m_intID = lngID
End Property

Public Property Get Key() As Long
On Error Resume Next
Key = m_intID
End Property
Private Sub m_objMail_Close(Cancel As Boolean)
On Error Resume Next
If objoutlook.Explorers.Count = 0 And objoutlook.Inspectors.Count <= 1 Then
UnInitHandler
basoutlinsp.KillInsp m_intID, Me
End If
Set m_objmail = Nothing
Set objoutlook = Nothing
End Sub


Private Sub m_objMail_Open(Cancel As Boolean)
On Error Resume Next

'can handle various events for the mail item
' in the Inspector like Close and Open.
End Sub

Private Sub objInsp_Close(Cancel As Boolean)
On Error Resume Next
On Error Resume Next
basoutlinsp.KillInsp m_intID, Me
Set m_objInsp = Nothing
End Sub

Public Function InitButton() As Boolean
Set cbrnewtoolbar = objoutlook.ActiveExplorer.CommandBars("Items")

On Error Resume Next
Set ctlbtnpriv = objoutlook.ActiveExplorer.CommandBars.FindControl(Tag:
=267)
End Function

Private Sub KillButtons()
Dim oControl As Office.CommandBarControl

On Error Resume Next

Set oControl = m_obj.CommandBars.FindControl(Tag:=mnuTag)
If Not oControl Is Nothing Then
oControl.Delete
End If
Set oControl = Nothing

End Sub
Friend Sub UnInitHandler()
On Error Resume Next
Set objoutlook = Nothing
Set m_objmail = Nothing
Set ctlbtnpriv = Nothing
Set m_objInsp = Nothing
End Sub



(not sure how to do this---------what to write in OnAction???)

Public Function CreateAddInCommandBarButton _
(strProgID As String, objCommandBar As CommandBar, _
strCaption As String, strTag As String, strTip As String, _
intFaceID As Integer, blnBeginGroup As Boolean, intStyle As Integer) _
As Office.CommandBarButton

Dim ctlBtnAddin As CommandBarButton
On Error Resume Next
' Test to determine if button exists on command bar.
Set ctlBtnAddin = objCommandBar.FindControl(Tag:=strTag)
If ctlBtnAddin Is Nothing Then
' Add new button.
Set ctlBtnAddin = objCommandBar.Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton,
_
Parameter:=strTag)
' Set button's Caption, Tag, Style, and OnAction properties.
With ctlBtnAddin
.Caption = "kshma"
.Tag = strTag
If intStyle <> msoButtonCaption Then
.FaceId = intFaceID
End If
.Style = intStyle
.ToolTipText = strTip
.BeginGroup = blnBeginGroup
' Set the OnAction property with ProgID of Add-In
.OnAction = "<!" & 267 _
& ">"
End With
End If

' Return reference to new commandbar button.
Set CreateAddInCommandBarButton = ctlBtnAddin

End Function

Basoutlinsp code:
'************************************************************
' This code is in a code module called basOutlInsp. The
' wrapper class for an Inspector is called clsInspWrap.
' The collection that holds the Inspector wrapper
' classes is called g_colInspWrap. It is declared in a
' code module as a global Collection object.
'************************************************************
Dim omail As Outlook.Mailitem
Public pinsps_InspWrap As New Collection
Private intID As Integer
Private blnActivate As Boolean

Public Function AddInsp(Inspector As Outlook.Inspector) As String
Dim objInspWrap As New clsinspwrap
Dim objitem As Object
Dim strID As String

On Error Resume Next
'set the Inspector in the class
Set omail = Nothing
If Inspector.CurrentItem.Class = omail Then
Set omail = Inspector.curentitem
If Not (omail Is Nothing) Then
With objInspWrap
.Inspector = Inspector
.Mailitem = omail
.Key = intID
End With

pinsps_InspWrap.Add objInspWrap, CStr(strID)

intID = intID + 1
End If
End If
' AddInsp = strID
' intID = intID + 1
Set objInspWrap = Nothing
Set omail = Nothing
End Function
Public Sub KillInsp(intID As Integer, objInspWrap As clsinspwrap)
Dim objInspWrap2 As clsinspwrap

On Error Resume Next

Set objInspWrap2 = pinsps_InspWrap.Item(CStr(intID))
' check to make sure we're removing the
' correct Inspector from the collection.
If Not objInspWrap2 Is objInspWrap Then
Err.Raise 1, Description:="Unexpected Error in KillInsp"
GoTo ExitSub
End If

pinsps_InspWrap.Remove CStr(intID)

ExitSub:
Set objInspWrap2 = Nothing
End Sub

Connect code:


Option Explicit

Public WithEvents pinsps As Outlook.Inspectors
Public WithEvents objInsp As Outlook.Inspector
Public WithEvents ctlbtnpriv As CommandBarButton
Public WithEvents objoutlook As Outlook.Application
Private WithEvents m_objmail As Outlook.Mailitem
Private WithEvents colExpl As Outlook.Explorers
Private WithEvents objmailitem As Mailitem

'*********************************************************************
'IDTExtensibility2 is the interface that COM Add-Ins must implement.
'The project references the following object libraries:
'Add additional object libraries as required for your COM Add-in.
'References:
'Microsoft Add-In Designer
'Microsoft Outlook 9.0 object library
'Microsoft Office 9.0 object library
'Microsoft Word 9.0 object library
'Microsoft Excel 9.0 object library
'Microsoft PPT 9.0 object library
'Class: Connect
'Purpose: Office 2000 COM Add-in
'Initial Load: Startup
'*********************************************************************

Implements IDTExtensibility2

Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnAddInsupdate(custom() As Variant)

End Sub
Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnBeginShutdown(custom() As Variant)
'
End Sub

'*********************************************************************
'Procedure: IDTExtensibility2_OnConnection
'Purpose: Iniitialize gBaseClass and run additional startup code
'*********************************************************************
Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnConnection(ByVal Application As Object, _
ByVal ConnectMode As AddInDesignerObjects.ext_ConnectMode, _
ByVal AddInInst As Object, custom() As Variant)
'To debug a COM Add-in, uncomment the Stop line below or place
'a breakpoint in the procedure that you want to debug.
'If the COM Add-in is loaded as a compiled dll, you must
'first unload the COM Add-in using the COM Add-Ins dialog box.
'Place the COM Add-in project in Run mode and then
'use the COM Add-Ins dialog box to reload the COM Add-in.
'Stop
'Don't forget to recomment this line when
'you recompile your debugged add-


Set objoutlook = Application
Set pinsps = Application.Inspectors

End Sub

Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnDisconnection(ByVal RemoveMode _
As AddInDesignerObjects.ext_DisconnectMode, custom() As Variant)
Set objoutlook = Nothing
End Sub

Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnStartupComplete(custom() As Variant)

End Sub

Private Sub pInsps_NewInspector(ByVal Inspector As Inspector)

Dim objitem As Object
Dim strID As String

Set objInsp = Inspector
Set objitem = objInsp.CurrentItem

Select Case objitem.Class

Case olMail
basoutlinsp.AddInsp (Inspector)
Set m_objmail = objitem
End Select

Set objitem = Nothing
Set objInsp = Nothing

End Sub


Please help me on this , I want that button should appear in all inspector
windows and gets clicked whichever is opened.
Thanks in advance. Any help is appreciated.

 

[Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]]

Where are you calling your InitButton sub? I didn't see a call to that. In
that sub if you want a button in the Inspector you can't be using
ActiveExplorer. Use the Inspector object (objInsp) for that Inspector
wrapper. You also need to add that button if it's not found using
FindControl, your code doesn't do that at all.

I don't see any calls to CreateAddInCommandBarButton, but if there were the
ProgID you pass to that procedure would be something like "MyAddin.Connect"
or whatever your connect class and addin dll are named. You wouldn't use the
tag property.

 

[amanat via OfficeKB.com]

Hey Ken ,
Thank you so much for replying to my query.Thanks alot.I have made changes
in my code according to your suggestions, but Still I am not able to see
command button at all.
Can you please once again check my code .I will be very thankful.


basOutlInsp Code:

Public pinsps_InspWrap As New Collection
Private intID As Integer
Private blnActivate As Boolean

Public Function AddInsp(Inspector As Outlook.Inspector) As String
Dim objInspWrap As New clsinspwrap
Dim objitem As Object
Dim strID As String

On Error Resume Next
'set the Inspector in the class
objInspWrap.Inspector = Inspector

Set objitem = Inspector.CurrentItem
Select Case objitem.Class
Case omail

objInspWrap.Mailitem = objitem

Case Else
End Select
objInspWrap.Key = intID
strID = CStr(intID)
pinsps_InspWrap.Add objInspWrap, strID

objInspWrap.InitButton
AddInsp = strID
intID = intID + 1

Set objInspWrap = Nothing
Set objitem = Nothing
End Function
Public Sub KillInsp(intID As Integer, objInspWrap As clsinspwrap)
Dim objInspWrap2 As clsinspwrap

On Error Resume Next

Set objInspWrap2 = pinsps_InspWrap.Item(CStr(intID))
' check to make sure we're removing the
' correct Inspector from the collection.
If Not objInspWrap2 Is objInspWrap Then
Err.Raise 1, Description:="Unexpected Error in KillInsp"
GoTo ExitSub
End If

pinsps_InspWrap.Remove CStr(intID)

ExitSub:
Set objInspWrap2 = Nothing
End Sub


Private Sub objInsp_Close()
On Error Resume Next

'g_olApp is a global Outlook.Application object that is derived
' from the Application object passed to the COM addin in the
' On_Connection event.
If objoutlook.Explorers.Count = 0 And objoutlook.Inspectors.Count <= 1
Then
Set objInsp = Nothing
'call the code to release all Outlook objects
UnInitHandler
End If
End Sub

Public Sub UnInitHandler()
On Error Resume Next
Set objoutlook = Nothing
' Set objitem = Nothing
'Set ctlbtnpriv = Nothing
Set objInsp = Nothing
End Sub


clsinspwrap code:

Option Explicit

Private WithEvents m_objInsp As Outlook.Inspector
Private WithEvents m_objmail As Outlook.Mailitem
Private WithEvents ctlbtnpriv As Office.CommandBarButton
Private m_obj As Object
Private m_intID As Integer
Private mnuTag As String
Private m_blnMailInspector As Boolean
Private m_blnWord As Boolean
Private btnTag As String

Sub ctlBtnPriv_Click(ByVal Ctrl As Office.CommandBarButton, canceldefault As
Boolean)

Dim strNewToolTip As String
On Error Resume Next

strNewToolTip = "testing123"
Ctrl.ToolTipText = strNewToolTip

End Sub
Private Sub Class_Initialize()
Set m_objInsp = Nothing
Set m_objmail = Nothing
Set ctlbtnpriv = Nothing
m_blnWord = False
Set m_obj = Nothing
End Sub
Private Sub Class_Terminate()
On Error Resume Next
Set m_objInsp = Nothing
Set m_objmail = Nothing
Set ctlbtnpriv = Nothing
Set m_obj = Nothing
End Sub

Public Function InitButton() As Boolean
On Error Resume Next
Call CreateButton(m_objInsp)
End Function

Public Property Let Mailitem(objMail As Outlook.Mailitem)
On Error Resume Next
Set m_objmail = objMail
' m_strmailid = objMail.EntryID
m_blnMailInspector = True
End Property
Public Property Let Inspector(objinspector As Outlook.Inspector)
On Error Resume Next
Set m_objInsp = objinspector
End Property
Public Property Get Inspector() As Outlook.Inspector
On Error Resume Next
Set Inspector = m_objInsp
End Property

Public Property Let Key(lngID As Long)
On Error Resume Next
m_intID = lngID
End Property

Public Property Get Key() As Long
On Error Resume Next
Key = m_intID
End Property
Private Sub m_objMail_Close(Cancel As Boolean)
On Error Resume Next

'can handle various events for the mail item
' in the Inspector like Close and Open.

If Cancel = False Then
Call KillButtons
basoutlinsp.KillInsp m_intID, Me
Set m_objInsp = Nothing
End If

End Sub


Private Sub m_objMail_Open(Cancel As Boolean)
On Error Resume Next

'can handle various events for the mail item
' in the Inspector like Close and Open.
End Sub

Private Sub m_objInsp_Close()
On Error Resume Next

Call KillButtons

basoutlinsp.KillInsp m_intID, Me
Set m_objInsp = Nothing
End Sub

Private Sub KillButtons()
Dim oControl As Office.CommandBarControl

On Error Resume Next

Set oControl = m_obj.CommandBars.FindControl(Tag:=btnTag)
If Not oControl Is Nothing Then
oControl.Delete
End If
Set oControl = Nothing

End Sub
Private Sub CreateButton(objinspector As Outlook.Inspector)
On Error Resume Next
'Adding a new menu item and a button to the main menu for any Inspector
' must take a different approach if using Word as email editor.
If (objinspector.IsWordMail = True) And _
(objinspector.EditorType = olEditorWord) Then

m_blnWord = True
Set m_obj = Nothing
Else
m_blnWord = False
Set m_obj = objinspector

Call createmenu
End If

Err.Clear

End Sub

Private Sub createmenu()
Dim strToolTip As String
Dim strCaption As String
Dim strKey As String
Dim oCommandBar As Office.CommandBar
Dim oStandardBar As Office.CommandBar
Dim oCBC As Office.CommandBarControl
Dim oControl As Office.CommandBarControl

Set oStandardBar = Nothing

On Error Resume Next

strKey = CStr(m_intID)

'Find Standard Toolbar
For Each oCommandBar In m_obj.CommandBars
If oCommandBar.Name = "Standard" Then
Set oStandardBar = oCommandBar
If oStandardBar Is Nothing Then

Set oStandardBar = m_obj.CommandBars.FindControl(Tag:=btnTag)
End If

Exit For
End If
Next oCommandBar

'Create button
If Not (oStandardBar Is Nothing) Then
oStandardBar.Visible = True

btnTag = "This string is unique to this button" & strKey
strToolTip = "Testing123"
strCaption = "Testing"

Set ctlbtnpriv = oStandardBar.Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton, Temporary:
=True)
With ctlbtnpriv
.Caption = strCaption
.Tag = btnTag
.ToolTipText = strToolTip
.Style = msoButtonCaption
.Visible = True
End With
End If

Set oControl = Nothing
Set oCommandBar = Nothing
Set oStandardBar = Nothing
'Set oCommandBarButton = Nothing
End Sub

'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Private Sub m_objInsp_Activate()
On Error Resume Next
'If m_blnButtonsCreated = False Then
'Set m_obj = m_objInsp.WordEditor
Call createmenu
'End If
End Sub

Connect code

Option Explicit

Public WithEvents pinsps As Outlook.Inspectors
Public WithEvents objInsp As Outlook.Inspector
'Public WithEvents ctlbtnpriv As CommandBarButton
Public WithEvents objoutlook As Outlook.Application
'Private WithEvents m_objmail As Outlook.Mailitem
'Private WithEvents colExpl As Outlook.Explorers
'Private WithEvents objmailitem As Mailitem

'*********************************************************************
'IDTExtensibility2 is the interface that COM Add-Ins must implement.
'The project references the following object libraries:
'Add additional object libraries as required for your COM Add-in.
'References:
'Microsoft Add-In Designer
'Microsoft Outlook 9.0 object library
'Microsoft Office 9.0 object library
'Microsoft Word 9.0 object library
'Microsoft Excel 9.0 object library
'Microsoft PPT 9.0 object library
'Class: Connect
'Purpose: Office 2000 COM Add-in
'Initial Load: Startup
'*********************************************************************

Implements IDTExtensibility2

Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnAddInsupdate(custom() As Variant)

End Sub
Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnBeginShutdown(custom() As Variant)
'
End Sub

'*********************************************************************
'Procedure: IDTExtensibility2_OnConnection
'Purpose: Iniitialize gBaseClass and run additional startup code
'*********************************************************************
Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnConnection(ByVal Application As Object, _
ByVal ConnectMode As AddInDesignerObjects.ext_ConnectMode, _
ByVal AddInInst As Object, custom() As Variant)
'To debug a COM Add-in, uncomment the Stop line below or place
'a breakpoint in the procedure that you want to debug.
'If the COM Add-in is loaded as a compiled dll, you must
'first unload the COM Add-in using the COM Add-Ins dialog box.
'Place the COM Add-in project in Run mode and then
'use the COM Add-Ins dialog box to reload the COM Add-in.
'Stop
'Don't forget to recomment this line when
'you recompile your debugged add-


Set objoutlook = Application
' Set pinsps = Application.Inspectors

End Sub

Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnDisconnection(ByVal RemoveMode _
As AddInDesignerObjects.ext_DisconnectMode, custom() As Variant)
Set objoutlook = Nothing
End Sub

Private Sub IDTExtensibility2_OnStartupComplete(custom() As Variant)

End Sub

Private Sub pInsps_NewInspector(ByVal Inspector As Inspector)

Dim objitem As Object
Dim strID As String

Set objInsp = Inspector
Set objitem = objInsp.CurrentItem

Select Case objitem.Class

Case olMail
strID = basoutlinsp.AddInsp(Inspector)
Case Else
End Select

Set objitem = Nothing
End Sub




Thank you

Where are you calling your InitButton sub? I didn't see a call to that. In
that sub if you want a button in the Inspector you can't be using
ActiveExplorer. Use the Inspector object (objInsp) for that Inspector
wrapper. You also need to add that button if it's not found using
FindControl, your code doesn't do that at all.

I don't see any calls to CreateAddInCommandBarButton, but if there were the
ProgID you pass to that procedure would be something like "MyAddin.Connect"
or whatever your connect class and addin dll are named. You wouldn't use the
tag property.

Hello All,
I am having problem with my Command bar button.I am using Ken's

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windows and gets clicked whichever is opened.
Thanks in advance. Any help is appreciated.

 

[Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]]

Your Activate() handler is calling to createmenu(), not to CreateButton().
It looks to me like at that call the reference to m_obj will be null
(Nothing) since nothing has initialized that object. You also need to set up
a Boolean flag that gets set to True when you have created the UI and check
that flag in Activate() so you don't end up creating new UI each time
Activate() fires. You only want to do that once.

You also should step your code and observe the state of Err and your objects
as you create your UI so you know what's happening.

 

[amanat via OfficeKB.com]

Hey Ken ,
Thanks for quick reply, Can you please guide me in detail as to what should
I do once again , I did folling changes in create menu :

Private Sub createmenu()
Dim oControl As office.CommandBarControl
Dim m_ocontrolbar As CommandBarControl
Dim strMenu As String
Dim strTag As String
Dim strToolTip As String
Dim strCaption As String
Dim strKey As String
Dim blnMenuExists As Boolean
Dim oCommandBar As office.CommandBar
Dim oStandardBar As office.CommandBar

On Error Resume Next

strKey = CStr(m_intID)
mnuTag = "This string is unique to this menu" & strKey

strMenu = "Menu Bar"

strToolTip = "The ToolTip for the menu"
strCaption = "The caption for the menu"

'check for the menu existing already and do not create
' it if does exist. The checking code would set a
' Boolean variable named blnMenuExists.

If Not blnMenuExists Then
Set oControl = m_obj.CommandBars.FindControl(Tag:=btnTag)
Else
Set oControl = m_obj.CommandBars.FindControl(Tag:=btnTag)
End If

'now add a button to the new menu that was created
If Not (oControl Is Nothing) Then
Set m_ocontrolbar = oControl

strTag = "This string is unique to this button" & strKey
strToolTip = "The ToolTip for the button"
strCaption = "testing123"

'create the button here
Set ctlbtnpriv = oStandardBar.Controls.Add(Type:=msoControlButton,
Temporary:=True)
With ctlbtnpriv
..Caption = strCaption
..Tag = btnTag
..ToolTipText = strToolTip
..Style = msoButtonCaption
..Visible = True
End With
End If
' End If

Set oControl = Nothing

End Sub
'--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Private Sub m_objInsp_Activate()
On Error Resume Next
Call CreateButton(m_objInsp)
End Sub

Please , I really need your help.Thanks

Your Activate() handler is calling to createmenu(), not to CreateButton().
It looks to me like at that call the reference to m_obj will be null
(Nothing) since nothing has initialized that object. You also need to set up
a Boolean flag that gets set to True when you have created the UI and check
that flag in Activate() so you don't end up creating new UI each time
Activate() fires. You only want to do that once.

You also should step your code and observe the state of Err and your objects
as you create your UI so you know what's happening.

Hey Ken ,
Thank you so much for replying to my query.Thanks alot.I have made

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Thank you

 

[Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]]

At module level in the Inspector wrapper:

Dim blnMenuExists As Boolean

In Activate():

If Not blnMenuExists Then
InitButton

blnMenuExists = True
End If

That calls InitButton only once, which then calls CreateMenu. You needed no
changes to CreateMenu.

 

[amanat via OfficeKB.com]

Hey Ken,
Thanks again for replying back, But unfortunately I am not able to craete a
commnadbar button? Can you please look in the code once again.I really want
to do it but nothing is working out for me. I will be glad for any help.
thanks

At module level in the Inspector wrapper:

Dim blnMenuExists As Boolean

In Activate():

If Not blnMenuExists Then
InitButton

blnMenuExists = True
End If

That calls InitButton only once, which then calls CreateMenu. You needed no
changes to CreateMenu.

Hey Ken ,
Thanks for quick reply, Can you please guide me in detail as to what

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Please , I really need your help.Thanks

 

[amanat via OfficeKB.com]

Hey Ken,
I have been able to figure out the problem. Thank you so much for your
help.
Thanks

Hey Ken,
Thanks again for replying back, But unfortunately I am not able to craete a
commnadbar button? Can you please look in the code once again.I really want
to do it but nothing is working out for me. I will be glad for any help.
thanks

At module level in the Inspector wrapper:

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