Attaching Command Bars to Add-IN
 

I have attached a command bar to an add-in which I then installed on another
persons PC. When the add-in opened an older version of the command bar
showed up. This did not happen on my PC. I had to delete the command bar
on the other persons PC via code. What caused this and how can it be
avoided?

Attaching Command Bars to Add-IN
 

If a commandbar with the same name already exists, it will not be replaced
by the attached commandbar.

This is the designed behavior.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Thomas Herr" wrote in message
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I have attached a command bar to an add-in which I then installed on
another
persons PC. When the add-in opened an older version of the command bar
showed up. This did not happen on my PC. I had to delete the command
bar
on the other persons PC via code. What caused this and how can it be
avoided?

Attaching Command Bars to Add-IN
 

You may want to read Jan Karel Pieterse's notes:
http://google.com/groups?threadm=083...0a% 40phx.gbl

Thomas Herr wrote:

I have attached a command bar to an add-in which I then installed on another
persons PC. When the add-in opened an older version of the command bar
showed up. This did not happen on my PC. I had to delete the command bar
on the other persons PC via code. What caused this and how can it be
avoided?

--

Dave Peterson

Attaching Command Bars to Add-IN
 

Thanks. Very helpful.

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
...
You may want to read Jan Karel Pieterse's notes:

http://google.com/groups?threadm=083...80a% 40phx.gb
l

Thomas Herr wrote:

I have attached a command bar to an add-in which I then installed on
another
persons PC. When the add-in opened an older version of the command bar
showed up. This did not happen on my PC. I had to delete the command
bar
on the other persons PC via code. What caused this and how can it be
avoided?

--

Dave Peterson