IsContext and ContextMenuElementID

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  1. MB
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    Posted 14 Jan 2008 Link to this post

    Moving an application from Classic Menu to Prometheus Menu, and I have a context menu that is created programatically.

    I can't find the equivilent of Menu.IsContext and Menu.ContextMenuElementID even though these members are settable via declaritive creation ??
  3. Atanas Korchev
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    Posted 15 Jan 2008 Link to this post

    Hello,

    Those properties have been removed in favor of new control - RadContextMenu. It has a targets collection where you specify which elements should that context menu apply to. In a word here is the equivalent of the ContextMenuElementID property:

    <telerik:RadContextMenu runat="server">
        <Targets>
            <telerik:ContextMenuElementTarget ElementID="someElementID" />
        </Targets>
    </    telerik:RadContextMenu>
    You can check out our context menu online examples:
    http://www.telerik.com/demos/aspnet/prometheus/Menu/Examples/ContextMenu/CopyPaste/DefaultCS.aspx

    Unfortunately our context menu documentation is still outdated. We will do our best to update it for the service pack.

    Regards,
    Albert
    the Telerik team

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  5. Keith LeBeau
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    Posted 17 Jan 2008 Link to this post

    How do you access this from code? There doesn't seem to be a .Targets collection nor .ContextMenuControlTarget property for RadContextMenu. We're migrating to Prometheus and when adding a context menu to a grid through code we used to just have to do:

    ctlGloContextMenu.ContextMenuElementID = ctlGloGrid.ClientID

    How do we do this now? We don't use code directly in our ASPX pages, only through a compiled DLL.
  7. Keith LeBeau
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    Posted 17 Jan 2008 Link to this post

    Actually, I figured it out. We were using a RadMenu as the context menu. Changing the inherited type to RadContextMenu did the job.
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