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  • John Bailo
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    Right click, button


    Is there any way to enable right click on a winform button?

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    • Jan Hyde
      #2
      Re: Right click, button

      John Bailo <jabailo@texeme .com>'s wild thoughts were
      released on Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:40:33 -0700 bearing the
      following fruit:
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      >Is there any way to enable right click on a winform button?[/color]

      You might want to be more specific. There's nothing stopping
      you from right clicking a button ;-)

      My guess is that you want to show a menu when the user right
      clicks on a button?




      Jan Hyde (VB MVP)

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        • John Bailo
          #3
          Re: Right click, button

          Jan Hyde wrote:[color=blue]
          > John Bailo <jabailo@texeme .com>'s wild thoughts were
          > released on Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:40:33 -0700 bearing the
          > following fruit:
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          >>Is there any way to enable right click on a winform button?[/color]
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          > You might want to be more specific. There's nothing stopping
          > you from right clicking a button ;-)
          >
          > My guess is that you want to show a menu when the user right
          > clicks on a button?[/color]

          First, of all, I realize: I'm left handed so I've confused everyone!

          My left click is my primary button and right click is my secondary.

          No, it's a filter function.

          So, I want left click to activate the filter and right click to clear
          the filter.
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          > Jan Hyde (VB MVP)
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            • Wencheng Magiya
              #4
              Re: Right click, button

              Hi John,

              You can try set a contextmenu for the button.


              "John Bailo" <jabailo@texeme .com> wrote in message
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                • Jan Hyde
                  #5
                  Re: Right click, button

                  John Bailo <jabailo@texeme .com>'s wild thoughts were
                  released on Mon, 22 Aug 2005 09:06:27 -0700 bearing the
                  following fruit:
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                  >Jan Hyde wrote:[color=green]
                  >> John Bailo <jabailo@texeme .com>'s wild thoughts were
                  >> released on Thu, 18 Aug 2005 16:40:33 -0700 bearing the
                  >> following fruit:
                  >>
                  >>[color=darkred]
                  >>>Is there any way to enable right click on a winform button?[/color]
                  >>
                  >>
                  >> You might want to be more specific. There's nothing stopping
                  >> you from right clicking a button ;-)
                  >>
                  >> My guess is that you want to show a menu when the user right
                  >> clicks on a button?[/color]
                  >
                  >First, of all, I realize: I'm left handed so I've confused everyone!
                  >
                  >My left click is my primary button and right click is my secondary.
                  >
                  >No, it's a filter function.
                  >
                  >So, I want left click to activate the filter and right click to clear
                  >the filter.[/color]


                  Soooo... Are you asking how to determine which mouse button
                  was clicked on a command button?

                  J

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                  >> Jan Hyde (VB MVP)
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                  Jan Hyde (VB MVP)

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