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How can I detect if a user is "browsing" a page or seeing a Ribbon tool?

Answered How can I detect if a user is "browsing" a page or seeing a Ribbon tool?

  • 11 aprilie 2012 22:15
     
     
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    When a person selects "browse" you see the breadcrumb, the search bar, etc. Is there a way to detect if a user is browsing a page or in a ribbon? I want to display some content on the homepage of a site when a person is browsing and hide the content when a ribbon becomes active.

    I've looked hard for a javascript variable or any other way to know if a ribbon is visible or not but I'm coming up empty handed. Surely something must change when the person moves to or from browse view but I just can't figure it out.

    Jay

     

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  • 13 aprilie 2012 05:48
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    Hi Jay,

    Thank you for your question .I am trying to involve someone familiar with this topic to further look at this issue.

    Thanks

    Entan Ming

    TechNet Community Support

     
  • 26 aprilie 2012 19:19
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    Hi Jay,

    When a user clicks on a tab for the ribbon it calls the sp.ribbon.js file and that file indicates what css variables to change and what displays. Ultimately if you're looking to display something at a certain stage of the ribbon, you can use IE developer toolbar provided with IE 8 & 9 and find what changes as you switch between tabs and insert what you're looking for into those classes if it's backgrounds.

    Gregg

    MSFT

     
  • 26 aprilie 2012 19:28
     
     
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    Thanks, Gregg. I'll see what I can do with this info!

    Jay