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Hello Hyun,
The MapMouseClick event is fired only for a click with the left button of the mouse. If you want to listen for right button click you can subscribe to the native MouseRightButtonDown event of the map control. In this case to get the clicked location you can use the static Location.GetCoordinates() method.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Progress Telerik
The MapMouseClick event is fired only for a click with the left button of the mouse. If you want to listen for right button click you can subscribe to the native MouseRightButtonDown event of the map control. In this case to get the clicked location you can use the static Location.GetCoordinates() method.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Progress Telerik
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