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Alex, that is working great. I did have to add a check for which mouse buttom was pressed in order to allow the user to select multiple rows with the left mouse button. I may still have some issues with what I am tryingto do but at least this problem is solved. Thanks for the help.<br />
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JohnRia
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Alex, that is working great. I did have to add a check for which mouse buttom was pressed in order to allow the user to select multiple rows with the left mouse button. I may still have some issues with what I am tryingto do but at least this problem is solved. Thanks for the help.

JohnRia

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Glad you liked it!<br />
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Alex :p
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Hello,<br />
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I have a context menu in a datagrid and it has several options on it, such as:<br />
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Add<br />
Edit<br />
Delete<br />
Move<br />
Print<br />
Cancel<br />
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I only want the options to be available if the right click is in the rowheader area of the datagrid. I would then like to select the row the user is pointing at and process the request, unless they already have multiple rows selected, then I would liek ot process all the selected rows. I am having trouble figuring out how to get thing to happen in the correct sequence. If I use the mouse up event of the dg and change the menu items to enabled they do not show up until the next right click. How do I go about doing this?
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Hello,

I have a context menu in a datagrid and it has several options on it, such as:

Add
Edit
Delete
Move
Print
Cancel

I only want the options to be available if the right click is in the rowheader area of the datagrid. I would then like to select the row the user is pointing at and process the request, unless they already have multiple rows selected, then I would liek ot process all the selected rows. I am having trouble figuring out how to get thing to happen in the correct sequence. If I use the mouse up event of the dg and change the menu items to enabled they do not show up until the next right click. How do I go about doing this?

Control a context menu in datagrid

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