1. Define CustomAction element in a declarative XML. I recommend to put this in a feature as described here MSDN: CustomAction Element
Note: Do NOT use dots in CustomAction Id, otherwise all buttons with associated actions will be disabled.
2. Register Ribbon on a page. I made it programmatically by the following code in the PreRender event handler.
protected void Page_PreRender(object sender, EventArgs e) { SPRibbon current = SPRibbon.GetCurrent(this); if (current != null) { current.MakeTabAvailable("Ribbon.ClassifyDialog.Edit"); current.InitialTabId = "Ribbon.ClassifyDialog.Edit"; current.CommandUIVisible = true; current.Minimized = false; } }
3. Register javascript component containing client side logic on a page using SP.Ribbon.PageManager.get_instance().addPageComponent()
Link with method description is here MSDN: addPageComponent.
This is it. Enjoy professional look'n'feel of your dialogs.
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