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To get the active order in a client package: IWindowManager wm = GetService<IWindowManager>(); IWindowFrame activeDocument = wm.ActiveDocument; IOrder order = (IOrder)activeDocument.GetProperty("Order"); Of course, if the user has selected the Start Page (for instance), the active window w...

Just to provide closure - Yes, this is just how the shell is. However, thank you for the suggestion. Perhaps it will be added in the future if there is sufficient interest.

Did it work in debug mode during development for this version of code (yours and ours)?

In the Symbols section of your CTD section, add the following lines: <Guid name="CommandSetGuid" value="f436331e-3d02-4b9b-af76-fc878517bcf9"> <ID name="OrderTab" value="4501" /> </Guid> Then you can add your own buttons: <!-- Order Ribbon --> <MenuRef id=&quo...

I assume you fixed your problem. Sorry no one responded initially.

Your SDK is installed correctly. Documentation for the SDK is incomplete.

If the button is in a group that you have created, you are free to make your own.

After you set the BuyerSellerType to Joint, you will have access to the second individual.

Remember that an order will only accept two date types: Local or UTC. If you are parsing a DateTime from a string, you need to set it to the correct type. The fragment below will create a DateTime of Local type. DateTime date; bool success = DateTime.TryParse("1/2/2014 8:45am", null, DateT...

(Or using dynamic)