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Re: C# Make an event on exit

HamishAhern — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 14:15:11 GMT

did anybody find a solution to his yet?

did anybody find a solution to his yet? I made a solution:

1) Use windows API to disable the form close button... http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointinfopath/thread/257f186f-3ab3-4ac4-9553-f71d100ad297
2) Disable the toolbars using code from google..
3) put a button on the form for the user to close the app
4) use Application.Exit() to quit InfoPath.

public void btnExit_Clicked(object sender, ClickedEventArgs e){
// your save code here.

//re-enable toolbars before you exit
HideAllToolbars(true);
//Exit App
Application.Quit();}

void HideAllToolbars(bool flag)

{

CommandBars myCommandBars = this.Application.ActiveWindow.CommandBars as CommandBars;

CommandBar myCommandBar = (this.Application.ActiveWindow.CommandBars as CommandBars).ActiveMenuBar;

foreach (CommandBar item in myCommandBars)

{

//MessageBox.Show(item.Name.ToString() + " " + item.Type.ToString() + " " + item.Index.ToString());

if (flag == true && (item.Type == MsoBarType.msoBarTypeMenuBar || item.Type == MsoBarType.msoBarTypeNormal))

{

item.Enabled = false;

}

Re: C# Make an event on exit

Coita Thierry — Mon, 22 May 2006 09:15:10 GMT

Thanks for the reply I will ask somebody else and if I found a way I publish it here!

Thierry

Re: C# Make an event on exit

Greg Collins — Fri, 19 May 2006 19:46:57 GMT

I don't know of a way to do it, but someone with more Windows development background might know.

C# Make an event on exit

Coita Thierry — Fri, 19 May 2006 07:49:25 GMT

Hi,

In one of my form I want to launch an event when this form is close. The save event is currently desactivate* but I want to make one more call to one of my secondary datasource!

Is there a way for catch when a user hit the red cross?

*I know that I can make with Onsave event but there are always this stupid question "Would you like to save?" and if the user click no I cant do anything!

Do you know a work around for make this possible?

Thanks

Thierry