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    Hi

    I have added a ToggleButton to the Ribbon of an entity. This works well. I can click the button and he is displayed as checked. Clicking once again displays the button as unchecked. Also the click event is called if I use a basic javascript method like the following:

    function buttonClicked(){

    }

    Now the question is:

    How can I check if the button is checked or if the button is unchecked in the javascript method? Are there some parameters I'm missing yet giving me the checked state or do I have to access the button in the ribbon and check a property? Documentation about ToggleButton seems not to contain informations about this.

    Thanks for your answer
    SkippingAdi

    Wednesday, August 14, 2013 6:50 AM

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    Hi,

    You need to configure your command to pass a CrmParameter:

    <Actions>
        <JavaScriptFunction FunctionName="MyToggleFunction" Library="$webresource:MyWebresource.js">
          <CrmParameter Value="CommandProperties" />
</JavaScriptFunction>
</Actions>

    In your toggle function you can then get access to the state using this parameter:

    function MyToggleFunction(commandProperties)
{
 var checked = commandProperties.On==true;
}

    If you want to define a function that sets the initial value when you first open the form, you'll need to define a 'PopulateQueryCommand':


    function MyToggleQueryCommand(commandProperties){
    commandProperties["On"]=<Some expression>;
}

    hth


    Scott Durow
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    Wednesday, August 14, 2013 9:40 AM
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