Hope this helps someone doing a Google search for this question. SelectType property (Hover or Click) on the ToolStripMenuItem control yet. I'm quite frankly surprise Microsoft has not put a This holds the menu items open when the mouse moves off the DropDownMenuItem and onto the sub menu items in that drop down list (having the drop down items close on a MOUSE LEAVE event would cause the drop down list to close when trying to mouse over oneĪnd since none of the sub items subscribe to the MenuItem_Enter event, the drop down list which has those items will stay open until one is selected (or the mouse moves to a subscribed MenuItem). Other Menu Items, which I would want the drop down items to close if they were moused over. The m_oOpenDropDown variable is a global variable on the form, and serves to hold reference to the DropDownMenuItem which has its drop down open. Private void MenuItem_MouseEnter(object sender, EventArgs e) The reason being that in some cases it can ake many seconds to process that event and I dont want the DropDown list to be shown during that time. M_oOpenDropDown = (ToolStripMenuItem)sender I would like to hide MenuStrip DropDown list after having received a MenuStripItem.Click event. Ajoutez un élément de menu de niveau supérieur au MenuStrip de Form1 et affectez la valeur &File à sa propriété Text. Ajoutez un MenuStrip à Form1 et affectez la valeur true à la propriété AllowMerge du MenuStrip. It will however respond to a Mouse ENTER and LEAVE event, So I ended up creating two event handlers: private void DropDownMenuItem_MouseEnter(object sender, EventArgs e) Pour insérer un MenuStrip dans un menu déroulant MDI Créez un formulaire et affectez la valeur true à sa propriété IsMdiContainer. The second issue is that, in Visual Studio 2017 at least, the menu item does not respond to a mouse HOVER event. Should the mouse be moved off the ToolStripMenuItem. I wanted to expand on this answer by saying that is solves the problem of OPENING the sub menu item listing, but does not neatly CLOSE the drop down Unlike MenuStrip control, the context Menu can have only one Menu with one or more Menu Items in it.
But this time we should pick the ContextMenuStrip Control from the toolbox and drop it to our form. This can be beneficial to other community members reading the thread.I know this is a dated post, but oddly enough it is still relevant today (in Visual Studio 2017). We can add the Context Menu to our form the same way we added the MenuStrip control. Rich hover effects are provided to help users select their desired menu options easily. Its clickable drop-down navigation menu has an awesome 2-column drop-down submenu to guide users. beneath the form) I have attempted correcting this with. MenuStrip DropDown Location: x,2 (where x is a valid and acceptable value) this is being drawn on the resized working area (i.e. MenuStrip Location: 0,0 inside Parent Form. A menu item can optionally have subitems. Application Location: 0,0 on Desktop (prior to working area's resize) MenuStrip Height: 25. The nature of a ToolStripItem is such that it can represent a toolbar button, or a menu item. The MenuStrip itself boils down to being a specialized collection of ToolStripItem objects. Please remember to click “Mark as Answer” on the post that helps you, and to click “Unmark as Answer” if a marked post does not actually answer your question. Converse is an online fashion website that sells shoes, clothing, and gears. This holds true for the MenuStrip control.
#DROP DOWN MENUSTRIP FREE#
If any unserstanding, please feel free let me know.
The struct of my menuitem is like this: form ->form2 Dim lst As New List ( Of String ), intIndex As Integer For Each tmp In GetDirectories ( 'C:\', '', IO.SearchOption.AllDirectories) If GetDirectories (tmp. What I have tried: So far I have the following code: VB.
#DROP DOWN MENUSTRIP WINDOWS#
This will be similar to the Windows Start Menu. If (((ToolStripMenuItem)sender).Text.Equals("form4")) Each menu item that are files will open the corresponding file. If (((ToolStripMenuItem)sender).Text.Equals("form3")) If (((ToolStripMenuItem)sender).Text.Equals("form2")) Private void ToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) += new EventHandler(ToolStripMenuItem_Click) +=new EventHandler(ToolStripMenuItem_Click) If so, I think you can do like follows: public Form1() Base on my unserstanding, do you ment that you want all the menuitem's click to share only one event?
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