DTBLBUTTON 

The DTBLBUTTON structure contains information about a button control for a dialog box built from a display table.

Quick Info

typedef struct _DTBLBUTTON

{ 

     ULONG ulbLpszLabel;

     ULONG ulFlags;

     ULONG ulPRControl;

} DTBLBUTTON, FAR *LPDTBLBUTTON;

Members

ulbLpszLabel

Position in memory of the character string that is displayed on the button.

ulFlags

Bitmask of flags used to designate the format of the label pointed to by the ulbLpszLabel member. The following flag can be set:

MAPI_UNICODE

The label is in Unicode format. If the MAPI_UNICODE flag is not set, the label is in ANSI format.

ulPRControl

Property tag for a property of type PT_OBJECT that implements the IMAPIControl interface. When the button is clicked, MAPI calls the OpenProperty method for the display table s IMAPIProp implementation to retrieve this property.

Remarks

A DTBLBUTTON structure describes a button   a control that, when clicked, allows a user to begin an operation. Typically, clicking a button causes a modal dialog box to be displayed or a programmatic task to be invoked. Service providers can implement anything through a button control. If the button is supposed to perform a task based on the values of other controls, those controls must have set the DT_SET_IMMEDIATE flag.

The ulbLpszLabel member is the position in memory of the character string that is displayed on the button. Service providers can add an ampersand character (&) to indicate a Windows accelerator in the button label. Typing an accelerator has the same effect as clicking the button.

The ulPRControl member describes an object property that, when opened with the IMAPIProp::OpenPropertyLFSSYS method, returns a pointer to a control object. Implementing a control object   an object that supports the IMAPIControl3ZDM3V5 interface   is a way to extend the MAPI feature set and define the operation or task that occurs when the button is clicked. IMAPIControl supplies two methods for manipulating buttons: GetStateKY09JU to disable or enable buttons and Activate29RK5V5 to handle button clicks.

For an overview of display tables, see Display Tables12983_W. For information about implementing a display table, see Implementing a Display Table3Q3A1K.

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