Reporting for Web Forms - How to Customize the Web Document Viewer's Toolbar

This example shows how to handle the client-side CustomizeMenuActions event to hide the existing Highlight Editing Fields toolbar command and add a new Run Slide Show command that navigates through pages.

To get a command, call the event argument's GetById method and pass the command ID as a parameter. To hide a command and its toolbar button, set the command's visible property to false.

To add a new toolbar command, follow the steps below:

• create an image template (in this example, id = "slideshow")
• specify all command settings including the imageTemplateName: "slideshow";
• call the push method to add a command to the event argument's Actions collection.

Files to Review

• Viewer.aspx

Documentation

• Customize the Document Viewer Toolbar (ASP.NET WebForms)
• Customize the Document Viewer Toolbar (ASP.NET MVC)
• Customize the Document Viewer Toolbar (ASP.NET Core)

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