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| Frank Rizzo |
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Hello,
I have a listview control with bunch of entries. When the user
right-clicks on the item, I want a context menu to come up. So I
created a ContextMenu instance and assigned it to ListView.ContextMenu
property.
The problem is that the context menu comes up regardless of whether I
right-click on the item or the empty space or the column header. I want
it only to come up when the user right-clicks on an item. How can I
control the ContextMenu better?
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| Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] (VIP) |
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| Simon Jefferies |
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Hello,
The way I do it is to handle the AfterSelect() event of the listview item
and then determine what has been selected.
If a valid item was selected, then set the ContextMenu property to your
context menu otherwise you can set it to Nothing.
HTH
Regards
Simon Jefferies
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| Simon Mayr |
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Frank Rizzo wrote:
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Hello Frank:
I think this might work for you:
'********************************************************************
Private Sub SelectItem(ByVal sender As Object, _
ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) _
Handles YourListViewName.MouseDown
Dim lvItem As ListViewItem
lvItem = Me.YourListViewName.GetItemAt(e.X, e.Y)
If e.Button = MouseButtons.Right _
AndAlso Not IsNothing(lvItem) Then
Me.YourContextMenu.Show(CType(sender, ListView), _
New Point(e.X, e.Y))
End If
End Sub
'*********************************************************************
Simon
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| Frank Rizzo |
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You, my friend, are the man!
Simon Mayr wrote:
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