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My pop-up menu is created in the program itself upon right mouse click. So I can't open the menu in the resource view or go into the class wizard for the menu.<br />

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My pop-up menu is created in the program itself upon right mouse click. So I can't open the menu in the resource view or go into the class wizard for the menu.


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I have a pop-up menu assigned to the right button of the mouse. The problem I faced is that the menu are all disabled and I couldn't use the mouse to do any selection. I tried to use EnableMenuItem to enable the items in the pop-up menu but it still didn't enable it. Can anyone please help me with this. <br />
And also in which function should my command be assigned? Because in CWnd, I would place my command in the On_Command function. But in the ActiveX program, I can't seem to utilise the On_OcmCommand in the function.
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I have a pop-up menu assigned to the right button of the mouse. The problem I faced is that the menu are all disabled and I couldn't use the mouse to do any selection. I tried to use EnableMenuItem to enable the items in the pop-up menu but it still didn't enable it. Can anyone please help me with this. 
And also in which function should my command be assigned? Because in CWnd, I would place my command in the On_Command function. But in the ActiveX program, I can't seem to utilise the On_OcmCommand in the function.

Activating pop-up menu in an ActiveX Control?

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