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ManishaPManishaP 

Add custom Button on visualforce page

I have a javascript button on a custom object and want to call it from visualforcepage. It works on standard page layout but on visualforce page gives, URL does not exist error.
<apex:commandButton value="Validate" action="{!URLFOR($Action.Custom_Object__c.Custom_Button_Name, Custom_Object__c.Id, null, true)}" id="validateButton" rerender="pgBlock"/> 
Any help is greatly appreciated
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Hi Manisha which custom object u can write the visualforce program. custom object name&custom buttun name...

u can paste your custom buttun name&custom object name here... 
<apex:page >
<apex:form>
<apex:commandButton value="Validate" action="{!URLFOR($Action.Custom_Object__c.Custom_Button_Name, Custom_Object__c.Id, null, true)}" id="validateButton" rerender="pgBlock"/>
</apex:form> 
</apex:page>

 
ManishaPManishaP
i used the same code but its giving following error---

URL No Longer Exists
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