Setting up OfficeClip Customization
Quote from Deepa Kapoor on November 28, 2025, 1:46 amOfficeClip customization toolkit allows you to change OfficeClip screen functionality, create new screens and make sure that these changes remains untouched during product upgrades.
To setup customization do the following:
- Install OfficeClip on your server (or workstation)
- Copy the custom code to the application folder (if you have installed OfficeClip in the default location it is c:\program files\officeclip\8\officeclip). Create a folder called custom and copy the code in it.
- Go to the main web.config and search for the key customXml and modify the value to the relative path of the custom.xml file inside the custom folder. For example: custom/Customer/WigetsInc/custom.xml
- Run OfficeClip (run IISReset from command prompt if you changed the custom.xml file)
More details is available at https://www.officeclip.com/web/developer/xml.html
Note: If you want to install custom in a separate folder (outside the officeclip application domain), create a virtual directory in the IIS (under officeclip) and point it to that folder.
OfficeClip customization toolkit allows you to change OfficeClip screen functionality, create new screens and make sure that these changes remains untouched during product upgrades.
To setup customization do the following:
- Install OfficeClip on your server (or workstation)
- Copy the custom code to the application folder (if you have installed OfficeClip in the default location it is c:\program files\officeclip\8\officeclip). Create a folder called custom and copy the code in it.
- Go to the main web.config and search for the key customXml and modify the value to the relative path of the custom.xml file inside the custom folder. For example: custom/Customer/WigetsInc/custom.xml
- Run OfficeClip (run IISReset from command prompt if you changed the custom.xml file)
More details is available at https://www.officeclip.com/web/developer/xml.html
Note: If you want to install custom in a separate folder (outside the officeclip application domain), create a virtual directory in the IIS (under officeclip) and point it to that folder.
Quote from Deepa Kapoor on November 28, 2025, 1:47 amPlease note that if you have a compiled custom code, the dll should be copied to the bin directory of the actual officeclip application bin folder. You can also do this using Post Event Action in the Visual Studio.
Please note that if you have a compiled custom code, the dll should be copied to the bin directory of the actual officeclip application bin folder. You can also do this using Post Event Action in the Visual Studio.
