View source for Using the JToolBar class in the frontend

===Step 1===
Using the MVC architecture, add a function definition to view.html.php file in the view you wish to add the toolbar to.
<source lang="php>
	function getToolbar() {
		// add required stylesheets from admin template
		$document    = & JFactory::getDocument();
		$document->addStyleSheet('administrator/templates/system/css/system.css');
		//now we add the necessary stylesheets from the administrator template
		//in this case i make reference to the bluestork default administrator template in joomla 1.6
		$document->addCustomTag(
			'<link href="administrator/templates/bluestork/css/template.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />'."\n\n".
			'<!--[if IE 7]>'."\n".
			'<link href="administrator/templates/bluestork/css/ie7.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />'."\n".
			'<![endif]-->'."\n".
			'<!--[if gte IE 8]>'."\n\n".
			'<link href="administrator/templates/bluestork/css/ie8.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />'."\n".
			'<![endif]-->'."\n".
			'<link rel="stylesheet" href="administrator/templates/bluestork/css/rounded.css" type="text/css" />'."\n"
			);
		//load the JToolBar library and create a toolbar
		jimport('joomla.html.toolbar');
		$bar =& new JToolBar( 'toolbar' );
		//and make whatever calls you require
		$bar->appendButton( 'Standard', 'save', 'Save', 'savetask', false );
		$bar->appendButton( 'Separator' );
		$bar->appendButton( 'Standard', 'cancel', 'Cancel', 'canceltask', false );
		//generate the html and return
		return $bar->render();
	}
</source>