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Hi sgraves66,<br />
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do you use CMenu::TrackPopupMenu in the derived list class's OnContextMenu to<br />
display the menu? If so simply pass a pointer to the view instead of the pointer<br />
to the list as 4th parameter...<br />
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hope that helps,<br />
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ZOPPO
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Hi sgraves66,

do you use CMenu::TrackPopupMenu in the derived list class's OnContextMenu to
display the menu? If so simply pass a pointer to the view instead of the pointer
to the list as 4th parameter...

hope that helps,

ZOPPO

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The handle arg sunk in right after I posted this -- Didn't think about it the first go round :)<br />
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My next task is to disable menu items based upon the mouse cursor in relation to the items (all in report view). I've added remove / remove selected / remove all to the popup menu. I just need to disable &quot;remove&quot; if no items are present below the mouse cursor (in whitespace). How can I reference the popup menu from the view class in order to make these changes?<br />

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The handle arg sunk in right after I posted this -- Didn't think about it the first go round :)

My next task is to disable menu items based upon the mouse cursor in relation to the items (all in report view). I've added remove / remove selected / remove all to the popup menu. I just need to disable "remove" if no items are present below the mouse cursor (in whitespace). How can I reference the popup menu from the view class in order to make these changes?


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Inc. points for 2 question...
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Hello,<br />
<br />
You can repost a message (the same perhaps) to the View class, and also add a message handler there...<br />
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Tim Musschoot
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Hello,

You can repost a message (the same perhaps) to the View class, and also add a message handler there...

Tim Musschoot

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I have a CListCtrl-derived class which instantiates a context menu. The ListCtrl object is located within a form view. How do I allow the view class to process the menu selection rather than the CListCtrl-derived class? ON_COMMAND(ID_PROP_TEST, OnPropTest) handled by view class.<br />

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I have a CListCtrl-derived class which instantiates a context menu. The ListCtrl object is located within a form view. How do I allow the view class to process the menu selection rather than the CListCtrl-derived class? ON_COMMAND(ID_PROP_TEST, OnPropTest) handled by view class.


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