Any possibility you have right click parent code further up the line that is
preventing that particular text box from responding to the right click? You
could turn on event tracking to dig deeper if there's not an obvious reason.
I might add a method to the grid object instead of calling an external MPR;
then use bindevents to hook the column objects to call the grid method (unless
you only want this menu to come up from the first cell). In the grid init, put
something like this:
FOR EACH oColumn IN this.columns
IF VARTYPE(oColumn.Text1)=[O]
BINDEVENT(oColumn.Text1,[RightClick],thisform,[handleGridRightClick])
ENDIF
NEXT
rk
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Peter Hart
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2010 3:38 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Right click memus in grids
Hi Folks
I have a grid on a pageframe which I want to copy the details of the
current record to the Clipboard.
I have create a short cut menu and generated it.
In the Right Click of the first columns text box I have place the code
Do sctCopyToClipboard.mpr
Nothing happens when you right click.
It doesn't happen if you put it in the Right click of the Grid or any of
the other columns text box's.
I have a breakpoint on each line of code and the Right click does not
appear to be activated.
I have also tried all combination of read only and enabled
Any Ideas
Peter
Peter Hart Computers
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