Context Menu Owner
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Hi all at run time i add controls to form. i set controls contextmenu property to contextmenustrip1 whish has 3 sub menus. i wanna make something to control (like changing backcolor) when user click Menu1ToolStripMenuItem. i need like at below
Private Sub Menu1ToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Menu1ToolStripMenuItem.Click sender) Menu1ToolStripMenuItem.Owner .ContextMenu .**attainedControl**.BackColor=red End SubHow could i find "Attained Control" -
Hi all at run time i add controls to form. i set controls contextmenu property to contextmenustrip1 whish has 3 sub menus. i wanna make something to control (like changing backcolor) when user click Menu1ToolStripMenuItem. i need like at below
Private Sub Menu1ToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Menu1ToolStripMenuItem.Click sender) Menu1ToolStripMenuItem.Owner .ContextMenu .**attainedControl**.BackColor=red End SubHow could i find "Attained Control"Hi, the sender parameter contains the sending object, you should cast it to what you expect, here a menu item. :)
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Hi all at run time i add controls to form. i set controls contextmenu property to contextmenustrip1 whish has 3 sub menus. i wanna make something to control (like changing backcolor) when user click Menu1ToolStripMenuItem. i need like at below
Private Sub Menu1ToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Menu1ToolStripMenuItem.Click sender) Menu1ToolStripMenuItem.Owner .ContextMenu .**attainedControl**.BackColor=red End SubHow could i find "Attained Control"I guess you are looking for ContextMenuStrip..::.SourceControl Property[^]
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Hi, the sender parameter contains the sending object, you should cast it to what you expect, here a menu item. :)
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I guess you are looking for ContextMenuStrip..::.SourceControl Property[^]
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Glad to help you :)
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