Hi Miller,

The RibbonBar’s Recent Items need to be implemented with your own code. It only shows up when the Recent Title is set and it only shows the 9 latest items.

In the following example, we set the recent title and then add a Recentitem1. Ue_recentmenuclicked is an event on rbb_1.

RibbonApplicationButtonItem lr_AppButton
RibbonApplicationMenu lr_appMenu

If rbb_1.GetApplicationButton( lr_AppButton ) = 1 Then
         If lr_AppButton.GetMenu( lr_appMenu ) = 1 Then
                   lr_AppMenu.SetRecentTitle ( "Recently Opened Windows" )
                   lr_AppMenu.InsertRecentItemFirst ( "RecentItem1", "ue_recentmenuclicked" ) 
         End If
         lr_AppButton.SetMenu( lr_AppMenu )
         Rbb_1.SetApplicationbutton( lr_AppButton )
End If

//Ue_RecentMenuClicked user event must have two Long parameters for receiving the
//handle of Application Button and the index number of Recent Menu.
//Each MenuItem can bind with different events or the same event.

//In the following example, the same event is bound to get RibbonApplicationMenu.
event type long ue_recentmenuclicked(long itemhandle, long index);
Integer li_Return
RibbonApplicationMenu lr_Menu
RibbonMenuItem lr_MenuItem

li_Return = rbb_1.GetMenuByButtonHandle(ItemHandle,lr_Menu)
If li_Return = 1 Then
li_Return = lr_Menu.GetRecentItem(Index,lr_MenuItem)
//...
Else
Return 0
End If

Return 1
end event

Best Regards,

Peter

Hi, Miller - 

Look at the PB Help topics named "RibbonApplicationMenu control" and "RibbonApplicationButtonItem control".

Best regards, John