TaskItem and Send event trouble.

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Henry Ghusakovsky

Hi there,

I have some problem with sending TaskItem.
I need to check if item could be properly saved in our MsgStore before
TaskRequest is sent.
To do that i created an Outlook Add-In and defined an Event Hander for
'Send' event for the Item.
But i've noticed that 'Send' event never comes to me while i sending
an assigned task. I get 2 times 'Write' event.
I've tried the same code sending Appointmens and for them
'Send' event comes to me.
I've tried Application.ItemSend event but withous success too.

Does anybody knows why it happens ?

WBR
Henry
 
This is a known issue. You'll never get a Send event from a task request.
 
This is a known issue. You'll never get a Send event from a task
request.

So i need to create my own button Send for Task.

By InspectorsEvents::NewInspector event i check if this task item and
it belongs to our store. If so i create my own button 'Send' and hide
standard 'Send'. It work fine but when i open some mail.item lets say
i want to reply button 'Send' is missing.

What else do I need to do ?

WBR
Henry
 
Can you add code to your custom Send button to handle sending of normal
items as well? That would be simpler than trying to turn the regular Send
button back on.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
Can you add code to your custom Send button to handle sending of normal
items as well? That would be simpler than trying to turn the regular Send
button back on.
Click to expand...

Would it be simlier to hide the standard tool bar
in the specified inspector and
make my own customized copy of it ?
I think in this case i need just to show standard tool bar for
inspectors of not my items.

WBR
Henry
 
Anything you do to the toolbars in one Inspector window affects all others,
unless you keep track of the most recently activated Inspector, which would
very much complicate the application.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
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