Communicate With Windows Explorer Via Context Menu?

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  • philaphan80@yahoo.com

    Communicate With Windows Explorer Via Context Menu?

    I'm hoping someone can offer some guidance regarding a concept I
    have. I'm trying to perform the following within Windows Explorer:

    1. Add an entry to the context menu which should be executed upon
    right-click of a folder or right-click of an open white space within
    the righthand pane.

    2. Run the program that will create a pre-determined folder path --
    possibly several folders deep -- within the folder that was originally
    right-clicked on.

    3. Navigate to the pre-determined path within the same Explorer window
    that was originally opened. (Note: I do not want the new path to open
    within a new window. I'd like to utilize the window already opened.)

    So far, I've been able to handle the first half of #1 (still need to
    figure out how to add the menu item to the context menu for the white
    open space). I've also got #2 nailed down nicely. However, I can't
    figure out how to communicate the results of #2 back to Windows
    Explorer to perform #3. I basically need a way for my program to say,
    "Explorer.e xe, I've just created path 'c:\test\xyz'.. . now, browse to
    it." Is this even possible? If so, how?

    Any thoughts or references would be greatly appreciated.
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