I\'m writing a program that, among other things, needs to display a context menu on right-click. I\'m trapping WM_NOTIFY, the identifier of the control being clicked on, and NM_RCLICK. That all works
When a Menu Item has a sub Menu hovering the mouse expands the sub-menu it fires a click event. Is there any difference between this click event and if the user actually click开发者_StackOverflow中文
I am using a ContextMenu and have added some Menu\'s to the MenuItems MenuItemCollection by doing the following:
I have a psuedo contextual menu script on my webpage. The idea is that a script will check to see if the element you\'re hovering over has a certain class. If it does, it sets a string variable to a c
I\'ve searched and searched and for some reason cannot find how开发者_StackOverflow中文版 to create one of these.
I\'ve downloaded and implemented a contextual menu js script and it is working quite well, except for one hang up. It interferes with a draggable script that i also have on the page, the draggable and
I have a listview which is filled by AsyncTask and I am trying to create a context menu.... @Override public void onCreateContextMenu(ContextMenu menu,
I am trying to late-bind context menus to elements, using the ContextMenu plugin. So on the first right-click on those elements, I would like to :
I\'d like to create an extension to Visual Studio that will allow someone to select any text in an editor, right-click to get a context menu, and then perform some action on the text by clicking on my
Goal: Display different context menu if right clicking a row from the listview or right clicking inside of listview without making a selection of a row.