VSTO, there is an event when i change open inspector? - c#

good day
I must add a button in the ribbon bar only for few specific mailitem,
i use this attribute to change the visibility.
getVisible="EnableControl"
and i use
IRibbonUI UIrib.Invalidate();
to update the ribbon, there is an event that run when i change focused ispector, so i can check if the button must be displaied or not
or a totally different way to do do this control?
Thanks for your support.
Best regards


You could refer to the link below: Switch focus to Outlook active window .
If you can't solve your problem, please let me know and I can give you a solution.


Whenever Application.Inspectors.NewInspector event fires, call IRibbonUI.Invalidate. Outlook will invoke all button state callbacks, including the getVisible callback.

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Thanks guys for taking time to answer this.
Something else came up and I put this issue on hold for a bit.
As I mentioned earlier, I have my own Form Server with a different MessageClass. So the MailItem object I get in ExplorerSelectionChange event, is not a pure Outlook MailItem, its rather my MailItem and unfortunately, at the moment, its unable to get Actions property on it, probably because my Form Server implementation doesnt return a proper one.
So, although, for a normal MailItem, Enabled property will work, it doesnt solve my problem ... :(
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Dim a As MailItem
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End If
End Sub
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