I currently have a command being added to the IDE's toolbar that opens a custom dialog whenever the command is executed. I would like to be able to position the dialog directly below the command button, if possible, but I haven't been able to successfully determine if there is a way to accomplish this. Is anyone familiar with a way to get the location of the command button clicked
Position dialog based off of toolbar command position
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Position dialog based off of toolbar command position
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Our command bar code is based upon the Office command bar code. Unfortunately, they do not support this functionality at this time. The only thing you could do is to use the mouse location to find out where, but that would not work in all situations since the user could use the keyboard.
Regards,
Craig and Ole