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You need to create a Web Part that hides the out-of-the-box Ribbon on the current page. Which code segment should you include in the Web Part?
The correct answer is A. SPRibbon.GetCurrent(me.Page).CommandUIVisible = false. MNEMONIC RULE: "CommandUIVisible" There are two parts to the ribbon: the upper part, where other controls such as site actions can be put, and theCommandUI part that has the buttons and controls. This property controls the lower part of the ribbon. So, ifthis property is set to…
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You need to create a Web Part that hides the out-of-the-box Ribbon on the current page. Which code segment should you include in the Web Part?
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- ASPRibbon.GetCurrent(me.Page).CommandUIVisible = false
- BSPRibbon.GetCurrent(me.Page).Dispose()
- Cthis.Page.FindControl("SPRibbon").Dispose()
- Dthis.Page.FindControl("SPRibbon").Visible = false
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Explanation
MNEMONIC RULE: "CommandUIVisible" There are two parts to the ribbon: the upper part, where other controls such as site actions can be put, and theCommandUI part that has the buttons and controls. This property controls the lower part of the ribbon. So, ifthis property is set to false, the site actions still appear in the upper part of the ribbon, but no tabs and buttonsappear in the lower part. Ribbon.CommandUIVisible Property
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