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Zach
Is it possible to block MouseUp?
If so, what would be the code to effect the blocking?
Many thanks,
Zach.
If so, what would be the code to effect the blocking?
Many thanks,
Zach.
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Zach
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooMichael C said:I presume you want to hide a right click menu built into an existing
control?
Yes I do.
Zach.
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Zach
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I presume you want to hide a right click menu built into an existing
control?
I WOULD LIKE TO:
Block mouseDown - NO.
Block mouseUp - YES.
Both in terms of contextMenuStrip displaying.
Why?
1. Because I CAN display the mouseDown menu at certain x, y.
2. Because I CAN'T display the mouseUp menu at certain x, y .
Why #1?
Because I wrote code that can do that.
Why not #2?
Because I searched all over the place, finding discussions
and quasi solutions - both to no avail .
Zach.
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Jeff Johnson
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I WOULD LIKE TO:
Block mouseDown - NO.
Block mouseUp - YES.
Both in terms of contextMenuStrip displaying.
Why?
1. Because I CAN display the mouseDown menu at certain x, y.
2. Because I CAN'T display the mouseUp menu at certain x, y .
Why #1?
Because I wrote code that can do that.
Why not #2?
Because I searched all over the place, finding discussions
and quasi solutions - both to no avail .
You've started a new thread for the same topic. And what you're trying to do
will get you nowhere. The list view (which is what you're dealing with,
right?) has no built-in context menu. The solution you're looking for would
work if you were trying to stop a context menu from appearing on a text box,
but it won't work for a list view.
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Zach
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooJeff Johnson said:You've started a new thread for the same topic. And what you're trying to
do will get you nowhere. The list view (which is what you're dealing with,
right?) has no built-in context menu. The solution you're looking for
would work if you were trying to stop a context menu from appearing on a
text box, but it won't work for a list view.
"You've started a new thread for the same topic."
No I am not: my question is different one.
In the other thread I was asking how to locate a context Menu Strip,
here I am asking how to block the consequences of MouseUp.
And that is a different question.
Zach.
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Zach
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooJeff Johnson said:You've started a new thread for the same topic. And what you're trying to
do will get you nowhere. The list view (which is what you're dealing with,
right?) has no built-in context menu. The solution you're looking for
would work if you were trying to stop a context menu from appearing on a
text box, but it won't work for a list view.
I am NOT asking how to stop a conectMenuStrip from appearing
I am asking how to stop mouse Up from executing.
Please don't divert this thread to another issue.
Many thanks,
Zach.
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Jeff Johnson
I am NOT asking how to stop a conectMenuStrip from appearing
I am asking how to stop mouse Up from executing.
Please don't divert this thread to another issue.
Many thanks,
Zach.
Uh, wait a minute. From your previous response:
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Yes I do.
Zach.
And then from another previous response:
I WOULD LIKE TO:
Block mouseDown - NO.
Block mouseUp - YES.
Both in terms of contextMenuStrip displaying.
So...yeah, whatever. I'm still looking into this on the other thread.