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This seems like it should be sure easy, but I'm not sure how to do this. I
have a customer RibbonX app written in C# .Net I've been able to add buttons
and handle the click events etc. BUT what I need to do is get a handle to a
control on the ribbon other than the control the raised the event.
Specifically when in the Callback for a button click I want to gain access
to a textbox control to get and update the content of that control. In the
same thought, when I user clicks send to send an email I need to gain a
handle to that same textbox control to read the data that is on the control.
I was looking for a getControl (ID) type of a call but I’m not sure if that
exists and if it does that object I would call it from.
Any help would be GREAT! I’m not finding a lot of helpful resources on the
..Net regarding stuff like this.
have a customer RibbonX app written in C# .Net I've been able to add buttons
and handle the click events etc. BUT what I need to do is get a handle to a
control on the ribbon other than the control the raised the event.
Specifically when in the Callback for a button click I want to gain access
to a textbox control to get and update the content of that control. In the
same thought, when I user clicks send to send an email I need to gain a
handle to that same textbox control to read the data that is on the control.
I was looking for a getControl (ID) type of a call but I’m not sure if that
exists and if it does that object I would call it from.
Any help would be GREAT! I’m not finding a lot of helpful resources on the
..Net regarding stuff like this.