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The event is still not firing. &nbsp;It's almost as if c# has no type of event handler for a right click. &nbsp;I even tried putting the code in dataGridView1_MouseClick, but that didn't work either.
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Didn't you see my code?! You have to put this code into MouseDown event. I tested the solution before posting and &nbsp;it was working perfectly.
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Hehe, it does work. &nbsp;I checked my properties window, and it didn't show the right method was selected. &nbsp;Could swear I checked that before! But it works great. Thanks!
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Hi everyone. &nbsp;In c# I'm trying to make it possible for the user to right click and select a row in a DataGridView that brings down a ContextMenuStrip that allows the person to insert, delete, etc. from the table. &nbsp;My main goal at the moment is to make it possible to delete a specific row that the user has selected by right clicking it, but I haven't been able to find the correct code to create a right-mouse-button-click event. &nbsp;I know it's possible to left click the row first to select it, but I'm trying to get around that so the ContextMenu drops down at the same time the user right clicks on the row. &nbsp;Any help is appreciated. <br />

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Hi everyone.  In c# I'm trying to make it possible for the user to right click and select a row in a DataGridView that brings down a ContextMenuStrip that allows the person to insert, delete, etc. from the table.  My main goal at the moment is to make it possible to delete a specific row that the user has selected by right clicking it, but I haven't been able to find the correct code to create a right-mouse-button-click event.  I know it's possible to left click the row first to select it, but I'm trying to get around that so the ContextMenu drops down at the same time the user right clicks on the row.  Any help is appreciated. 


Right click and select row in DataGridView

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