ToolBar Buttons

I have created a tool bar with serveral buttons on it.
I need to operate a button, from a routine how is the call made ?

Thanks James

Hi,
You can start by double-clicking your toolbar. This will bring up the default "Click" command, which is

private Sub Toolbar1_ButtonClick(byval Button as MSComctlLib.Button)



Next, you can check which button has been clicked by putting in a "Select Case" statement. For example, I have 2 buttons on my toolbar, so this is my select statement

Select Case Button.Index > 0
Case Button.Index = 1 'Buttons start from index of 1
'Do something
Msgbox "First button"
else
'Do something else
Msgbox "2nd button"
End select




And that is how you code your toolbar! Hope that this helps...

Cheers,

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The VB Bugs in my Life...

Sorry this is not what I ment I have that bit working fine.
What I need to do is call button from a different routine, not from actually pressing the button.

I have a button group containing two buttons one starts my program and one stops it. If an error occurs I need to stop the program therefore calling that stop button. So some how I need to call that routine with the right index specified.

I tryed

Toolbar1_ButtonClick(2) 'Call rotine with index = 2




but got a type mismatch

Please help if you can.
Thanks

James

Sorry mate...
I'm not so sure about this one... but I do know that it is best to put your "Cancel" routine in a separate sub of your own. This is useful when somewhere else in your program needs this "Cancel" routine in the future.
Otherwise, you can put an additional Button on a form and put some code into it. Make the button "invisible" (Command1.Visible = False). So, if you do need to get out, just call this button's "Command1_Click" routine... it works fine for me...
Hope that this suggestion helps...

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The VB Bugs in my Life...

Hello again!!
Got a solution from another mate. Anyway, your problem comes from not using the "Call" statement. According to my friend, sometimes, calling a subroutine without the call statement causes an error.
Anyway, here is a portion of the code...

call Toolbar1_ButtonClick(Toolbar1.Buttons.Item(2))



Hope that this helps...
(Thanks to chyow for this...) =)
Cheers,


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The VB Bugs in my Life...

This one of those quircks of Vb syntax.

You can call an event procedure like you are trying.

Dont include the braces: ie

'either just
Toolbar_Click 2
'or
Call Toolbar_Click(2)





RK