Programatically use Worksite Toolbar Controls

Hi All

Need a bit of a push in the right direction regarding getting the Worksite Toolbar Copy button to fire using VBA.

Have tried the .Execute method that works fine for standard Microsoft controls but have no joy with the Worksite controls.

Has anyone got any ideas how I can get the Copy control ("Copy Email to Worksite" as opposed to "Copy Folder to Worksite") button to fire using VBA, or any alternate ideas on copying an email into Filesite (8.2)?

Any tips/Samples etc greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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jny

Hi All

Need a bit of a push in the right direction regarding getting the Worksite Toolbar Copy button to fire using VBA.

Have tried the .Execute method that works fine for standard Microsoft controls but have no joy with the Worksite controls.

Has anyone got any ideas how I can get the Copy control ("Copy Email to Worksite" as opposed to "Copy Folder to Worksite") button to fire using VBA, or any alternate ideas on copying an email into Filesite (8.2)?

Any tips/Samples etc greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Would you send in the VBA project you used?

Asjeff

Hi jny

Have just sorted it out. Thought I would be lazy and be able to just get the Worksite toolbar to do my work for me. Have gone around it in a different way now - I am copying the email to a local temp folder and using the IMANEXTLib.SaveEmailCmd to import it back into Worksite. The advantage being that it kicks of the Filesite dialog boxes thus allowing the users to select where they want to save it. All seems working fine at the moment.

Probably not the purists way of doing things but I was unable to get anything else working and with my manager breathing down my neck about timescales........

If you have any ideas about saving an email directly from eg the sent items folder using VBA without having to save the msg to the local machine utilising the standard Email Save As Dialogs I would be interested.

Cheers

Asjeff

jny

Hi jny

Have just sorted it out. Thought I would be lazy and be able to just get the Worksite toolbar to do my work for me. Have gone around it in a different way now - I am copying the email to a local temp folder and using the IMANEXTLib.SaveEmailCmd to import it back into Worksite. The advantage being that it kicks of the Filesite dialog boxes thus allowing the users to select where they want to save it. All seems working fine at the moment.

Probably not the purists way of doing things but I was unable to get anything else working and with my manager breathing down my neck about timescales........

If you have any ideas about saving an email directly from eg the sent items folder using VBA without having to save the msg to the local machine utilising the standard Email Save As Dialogs I would be interested.

Cheers

Asjeff

There isn't a way to get around downloading the msg file locally first before uploading it to WorkSite. FileSite source has to do the same. You may, however, silently import the e-mail file (from the local path) to WorkSite by invoking an instance of the IMANEXTLib.Importcmd. Please see example code and reference info from the WorkSite Blog "BLOG: WorkSite SDK 8: Utilize the IMANEXTLib.ImportCmd to File New Documents" which is available on the Interwoven Support site at http://worksitesupport.interwoven.com.

Asjeff

Hi jny

Thanks for the suggestion - when I get a minute I'll have a look into it.

Cheers

Asjeff

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