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Are there items in the menu? &nbsp;It might be that it is displaying a menu with zero menu items. &nbsp;Can you use GetMenuItemCount() to confirm that there are menu items?<br />

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Are there items in the menu?  It might be that it is displaying a menu with zero menu items.  Can you use GetMenuItemCount() to confirm that there are menu items?


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Sure there are items , because this menu is taken by LoadMenu from a resource , and anyway , I CAN select and execute the menu commands , I just can't see them ! Think that there is a bar , about the half size of a scroll bar .<br />

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Sure there are items , because this menu is taken by LoadMenu from a resource , and anyway , I CAN select and execute the menu commands , I just can't see them ! Think that there is a bar , about the half size of a scroll bar .


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Yes thanks alexo , that was the problem . I was trying not to use a submenu , but rather a menu from a resource . <br />

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Yes thanks alexo , that was the problem . I was trying not to use a submenu , but rather a menu from a resource .


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I have this problem : When I call TrackPopupMenu , the popup menu is displayed , but it is not &quot;shown&quot; , I mean it shows only something like a simple vertical Bar . I can see that it captures the mouse messages , and when I select a popup menu ( inside the menu ) , it is activated correctly<br />
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Any help ? Thanks
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I have this problem : When I call TrackPopupMenu , the popup menu is displayed , but it is not "shown" , I mean it shows only something like a simple vertical Bar . I can see that it captures the mouse messages , and when I select a popup menu ( inside the menu ) , it is activated correctly

Any help ? Thanks

Simple TrackPopupMenu

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