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Define ribbon commands (model-driven apps) | Microsoft Docs |
A Ribbon command creates a reusable definition that can be referenced by ribbon control elements. |
HemantGaur |
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05/24/2022 |
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A Ribbon command creates a reusable definition that can be referenced by ribbon control elements.
The <CommandDefinition> element defines a command in the ribbon. The Id attribute specifies a unique identifier for the command that can be referenced by ribbon control elements by using the Command parameter.
A ribbon command defines three things:
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Enable Rules: Specifies when a specific ribbon control is enabled.
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Display Rules: Specifies when a specific ribbon element is visible.
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Actions: Specifies what code executes when a ribbon control is used.
Important
All command definitions are downloaded to a user's computer so that they can be evaluated at run time. This means that a user without the privileges to see a particular control in the ribbon can use the browser View Source command, review the code, and determine that a control exists that isn't displayed to them.
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