How to add a menu button to a specific sharepoint list toolbar

When we want to add a custom button to a list toolbar we can add it by using a feature.But when we are activating the feature it will be apply to  the scope secified, so all the lists present inside the scope will have a button added to it’s toolbar. But if we want to add the button to a particular list then we need to specify the content type ID of the list.

 To get the content type id of a list we need to follow these steps:

1.   go to the list =>Settings=>List Settings=>Advance Settings=>click yes to the allow management content type
=>ok=>Now in the list setting page you will see a content type click the content type =>In the url you will see a value like

"ctype=0x010046759B602A72384BB7F4C50DEA9EE828"

This is the content type id for the list.

2. Now if you want to get it programatically then you can use this one:

oSPWeb.Lists["listname"].ContentTypes[0].Id.ToString();

 
Now we need to create the feature.xml file :

         
              
                     
              
         

Here  id is the feature id which is a GUID.

Scope is web, which means the feature will be available to all the subsites also

Hidden is false, which means the feature will be visible in the feature list for a site (Where you can activate the feature)
Next: Create the Element.xml file:

Here we need to add a custom action .

        
              
                    
              
       

Here the RegistrationId is the content type id of the list  and Url is the path to navigate when the user clicks the button.

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