Hi,
I have a big rectangle, it contains alot of small rectangles, and when pressing one of them, I need a context menu to open, and when pressing an empty area in the big rectangle, I need a different context menu to open - exactly where the mouse pointer is.
How I do it????
Thanks.
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Hi ruty,
I prepared a sample for you. I used a collection of buttons to attach same context menu to 3 buttons. I did not use Rectangles as they can't have child. You cannot have Big rectangle with small rectangles in it . I have attached 1 context menu to the UserControl so you can click anywhere in the yellow area and you will get a context menu. And there are 3 buttons on the page. When you right click on them you will get different context menu.
Please take a look at the attached project and tell me if you need more help.
p.s. Please remember to set Windowless="true" for your Silverlight page, it is set in the .aspx page of your Web project.
Greetings,
Boyan
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I prepared a sample for you. I used a collection of buttons to attach same context menu to 3 buttons. I did not use Rectangles as they can't have child. You cannot have Big rectangle with small rectangles in it . I have attached 1 context menu to the UserControl so you can click anywhere in the yellow area and you will get a context menu. And there are 3 buttons on the page. When you right click on them you will get different context menu.
Please take a look at the attached project and tell me if you need more help.
p.s. Please remember to set Windowless="true" for your Silverlight page, it is set in the .aspx page of your Web project.
Greetings,
Boyan
the Telerik team
Check out Telerik Trainer , the state of the art learning tool for Telerik products.