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Custom popup menu when right-clicking a matrix-row header

Posted on Feb 08, 2005 at 07:56 AM 59 Views

How can I expand and add my items to a popup menu displayed when a user right-cliks on the leftmost header button of a row in a custom matrix?

Thank you for your help,

Miki

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    Posted on Feb 08, 2005 at 03:34 PM
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    Hi Miklos, just enable your menu using the Form Object as in this example:

    Form.EnableMenu("1281", Menustate) 'find record

    Form.EnableMenu("1282", Menustate) 'add new record

    Form.EnableMenu("1288", Menustate) 'next record

    Form.EnableMenu("1289", Menustate) 'previous record

    Form.EnableMenu("1290", Menustate) 'first record

    Form.EnableMenu("1291", Menustate) 'last record

    Form.EnableMenu("1292", Menustate) 'Add Matrix row

    Form.EnableMenu("1293", Menustate) 'Delete Matrix row

    Regards,

    Felipe

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      Feb 10, 2005 at 08:04 AM

      Hey Miklos,

      I think you will preferably use the Form.Menu object to create your menu form.

      In the samples that you will find in the SDK folder, check out the "AddingMenuItems" there you will find how object From.Menu.AddEx(CreationPackage) is used to add your menus in the GoTo menu.

      Subroutine "AddMenuItemsTo From"!

      Regards,

      Felipe

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