Creating Application Ribbons

[Kiers]

Hi,

i have a application database written in A2K3 that i have converted to
A2K7 and i am looking to create an application ribbon that i can ship
with the runtime. It would be fair to say that i am having trouble
getting my head round the new technology and not making any progress.
At this stage all i want, is to be able to allow the user to trigger
forms or reports from my application ribbon (user clicks button - sees
form). Is there a good site or manual that will set me on my way?

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Rgds

Kiers

[Stuart McCall]

"Kiers" <ki****@leasemanager.co.ukwrote in message
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Hi,

i have a application database written in A2K3 that i have converted to
A2K7 and i am looking to create an application ribbon that i can ship
with the runtime. It would be fair to say that i am having trouble
getting my head round the new technology and not making any progress.
At this stage all i want, is to be able to allow the user to trigger
forms or reports from my application ribbon (user clicks button - sees
form). Is there a good site or manual that will set me on my way?

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Rgds

Kiers

Here's a good place to start:

http://www.accessribbon.de/en/index....cess_-_Ribbons

(I don't have A2k7 yet so I'll not be much help)

[Jens Schilling]

Hi,

Kiers wrote:

Hi,

i have a application database written in A2K3 that i have converted to
A2K7 and i am looking to create an application ribbon that i can ship
with the runtime. It would be fair to say that i am having trouble
getting my head round the new technology and not making any progress.
At this stage all i want, is to be able to allow the user to trigger
forms or reports from my application ribbon (user clicks button - sees
form). Is there a good site or manual that will set me on my way?

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Take a look at this page :

http://www.accessribbon.de/en/

and/or check out the RibbonCreator which is available as a shareware version
:

http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Ribbon_Creator

Regards
Jens

[Kiers]

On 29 Jul, 15:35, "Jens Schilling"
<[e-mail]:

Hi,

Kiers wrote:

Hi,

i have a application database written in A2K3 that i have converted to
A2K7 and i am looking to create an application ribbon that i can ship
with the runtime. It would be fair to say that i am having trouble
getting my head round the new technology and not making any progress.
At this stage all i want, is to be able to allow the user to trigger
forms or reports from my application ribbon (user clicks button - sees
form). Is there a good site or manual that will set me on my way?

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Take a look at this page :

http://www.accessribbon.de/en/

and/or check out the RibbonCreator which is available as a shareware version
:

http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Ribbon_Creator

Regards
Jens

Hi Thanks to you both for the prompt responses. I had previouely found
my way to this site and downloaded the code. What i cannot discover is
how to invoke a form from a buttom - seems simple but i can only get
the button displayed but cannot figure how to trigger the required
form from the XML

Rgds

Kiers

[Jens Schilling]

Hi,

Kiers wrote:

>>i have a application database written in A2K3 that i have converted
to A2K7 and i am looking to create an application ribbon that i can
ship with the runtime. It would be fair to say that i am having
trouble getting my head round the new technology and not making any
progress. At this stage all i want, is to be able to allow the user
to trigger forms or reports from my application ribbon (user clicks
button - sees form). Is there a good site or manual that will set
me on my way?

>>Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Take a look at this page :

http://www.accessribbon.de/en/

and/or check out the RibbonCreator which is available as a shareware
version
http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Ribbon_Creator

Hi Thanks to you both for the prompt responses. I had previouely found
my way to this site and downloaded the code. What i cannot discover is
how to invoke a form from a buttom - seems simple but i can only get
the button displayed but cannot figure how to trigger the required
form from the XML

I can't check the samples databases available there as I have no A07
installed here.
Did you do so ?

Regards
Jens

[Kiers]

On 29 Jul, 16:53, "Jens Schilling"
<[e-mail]:

Hi,

Kiers wrote:

>i have a application database written in A2K3 that i have converted
to A2K7 and i am looking to create an application ribbon that i can
ship with the runtime. It would be fair to say that i am having
trouble getting my head round the new technology and not making any
progress. At this stage all i want, is to be able to allow the user
to trigger forms or reports from my application ribbon (user clicks
button - sees form). Is there a good site or manual that will set
me on my way?

>Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Take a look at this page :

>http://www.accessribbon.de/en/

and/or check out the RibbonCreator which is available as a shareware
version
http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Ribbon_Creator

Hi Thanks to you both for the prompt responses. I had previouely found
my way to this site and downloaded the code. What i cannot discover is
how to invoke a form from a buttom - seems simple but i can only get
the button displayed but cannot figure how to trigger the required
form from the XML

I can't check the samples databases available there as I have no A07
installed here.
Did you do so ?

Regards
Jens- Hide quoted text -

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hi,

found the sample databases and they do show how to trigger forms -
though it looks remarkably complicated - not a straight forward
procedure :(
Thanks for your help

Kiers

[Jens Schilling]

Hi,

Kiers wrote:

found the sample databases and they do show how to trigger forms -
though it looks remarkably complicated - not a straight forward
procedure :(

That's right - it's not a straight forward procrdure.

Hence let me repeat the clue to the RibbonCretor:

http://www.accessribbon.de/en/?Ribbon_Creator

You may create small ribbons with the shareware version - that's could be
enough to increase your understanding for the ribbons.

Regards
Jens