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Hi,
I am developing a C# COM add-in for MS Office 2003 and 2007. My add-in creates a custom command bar with a CommandBarPopup menu containing several CommandBarPopup submenus populated with CommandBarButton objects. Upon user click on some buttons, I'd like to perform 'refresh' on the submenus i.e. delete the buttons and re-create them. I am doing so using the following code: for (int index = 1; index = popup.Controls.Count; index++) { popup.Controls[index].Delete(1); index--; } This works for all buttons except the one that was actually clicked, for it a COMException with message "Error HRESULT E_FAIL has been returned from a call to a COM component" is thrown. Am I not allowed to delete this button because it has just been clicked, and what other options do I have - delete the whole popup? Thanks for all advice, Teodora Gancheva |
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