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Add-in problem: Process All Marked Header doesn't display email bodies
My add-in is causing a minor problem with large files in Inbox.
I have Download Only Headers For Items Larger Than set to 10k. Any larger emails will display only their headers until I Mark To Download and Process All Marked Headers. This should cause the entire body to display, but with the add-in enabled they will not. I have to click onto another email then back, sometimes repeatedly. The code that causes the problem is the same as in my previous Post Add-in problem: First email in outbox gets stuck It's where we are trying to add items to the context menu if the user has right clicked on an email. if (_explorer.Selection[1] is Outlook.MailItem) Touching the email seems to cause this problem, but I can't think of how to avoid this since these are the emails we want to change the menu for. Is there no way to reset the Selection to its previous state?. Submitted using http://www.outlookforums.com |
Add-in problem: Process All Marked Header doesn't display email bodies
Only Outlook 2010 allows you to set/clear/add to Selection.
You are also assuming that if a context menu is displayed that it's for whatever is selected, a logical fallacy. I would get the same response but with a different context menu displayed if I right-clicked on a non-selected item, a folder in the Navigation Pane, etc. I could right-click on the second item in the view but have the first item selected. You just can't tell. Only starting with Outlook 2007 do you get to properly handle context menus and know which is being displayed and what was right-clicked. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007. Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options. http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "TTT" alistair[at]timetracer[dot]com[dot]au wrote in message ... My add-in is causing a minor problem with large files in Inbox. I have Download Only Headers For Items Larger Than set to 10k. Any larger emails will display only their headers until I Mark To Download and Process All Marked Headers. This should cause the entire body to display, but with the add-in enabled they will not. I have to click onto another email then back, sometimes repeatedly. The code that causes the problem is the same as in my previous Post Add-in problem: First email in outbox gets stuck It's where we are trying to add items to the context menu if the user has right clicked on an email. if (_explorer.Selection[1] is Outlook.MailItem) Touching the email seems to cause this problem, but I can't think of how to avoid this since these are the emails we want to change the menu for. Is there no way to reset the Selection to its previous state?. Submitted using http://www.outlookforums.com |
Add-in problem: Process All Marked Header doesn't display email bodies
I didn't explain that very well so I'll try again.
The cast to a MailItem changes the behaviour of the email that is selected (just like it changed them in the Outbox to not send in my previous question). I can't see any way to avoid "touching" the email, since that's what we want to display a new context menu for. Is there any way to set the email back to an "untouched" state, or to get it to fill out its body correctly even if it has been "touched"? kenslovak wrote on Tue, 30 March 2010 09:08 Only Outlook 2010 allows you to set/clear/add to Selection. You are also assuming that if a context menu is displayed that it's for whatever is selected, a logical fallacy. I would get the same response but with a different context menu displayed if I right-clicked on a non-selected item, a folder in the Navigation Pane, etc. I could right-click on the second item in the view but have the first item selected. You just can't tell. Only starting with Outlook 2007 do you get to properly handle context menus and know which is being displayed and what was right-clicked. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] |
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