CommandTarget Property (MenuTool)

Gets or sets the element on which to raise the specified command.

Syntax

Visual Basic

'Declaration
 
Public Property CommandTarget As IInputElement

C#

public IInputElement CommandTarget {get; set;}

Example

MenuTool CommandTarget property

Visual Basic

Dim logText As TextBox 
...
Dim menuTool As New MenuTool() 
menuTool.Caption = "Menu Tool" 
menuTool.ButtonType = MenuToolButtonType.SegmentedState 
menuTool.SmallImage = getImageSource("/Images/icons/Ribbon/QuickStyles_16x16.png") 
menuTool.LargeImage = getImageSource("/Images/icons/Ribbon/QuickStyles_32x32.png") 

menuTool.Items.Add("Menu Item 1") 
menuTool.Items.Add("Menu Item 2") 

menuTool.Command = ApplicationCommands.Paste 
'ApplicationCommands.Open; 
menuTool.CommandTarget = Me.logText

C#

TextBox logText;
...
MenuTool menuTool = new MenuTool();
menuTool.Caption = "Menu Tool";
menuTool.ButtonType = MenuToolButtonType.SegmentedState;
menuTool.SmallImage= getImageSource("/Images/icons/Ribbon/QuickStyles_16x16.png");
menuTool.LargeImage= getImageSource("/Images/icons/Ribbon/QuickStyles_32x32.png");

menuTool.Items.Add("Menu Item 1");
menuTool.Items.Add("Menu Item 2");

menuTool.Command = ApplicationCommands.Paste;//ApplicationCommands.Open;
menuTool.CommandTarget = this.logText;

XAML

<igRibbon:MenuTool
    Caption= "Menu Tool"
    ButtonType= "Segmented"      SmallImage= "Images\icons\Ribbon\QuickStyles_16x16.png" 
    LargeImage= "Images\icons\Ribbon\QuickStyles_32x32.png" 
    Command= "Paste"
    CommandTarget="{Binding ElementName=textBox}"
    >
    <TextBlock Text="Menu Item 1"/>
    <TextBlock Text="Menu Item 2"/>
</igRibbon:MenuTool>

Requirements

Target Platforms: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2012, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2