Basically, I have a function that deals with various items, based on what the user clicked on.
So when they right click on say a label and I open my context menu, how do I figure out what label (object) it was that they clicked on?
I could do an event for every label, but that seems... bad.
I attempted to use the event DropDownOpening to see if I could access the sender for the right click to open the menu, but haven't had any luck there.
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Hi Troy,
Thank you for your interest in our RadContextMenu control.
I am assuming that the Tag property of the control is set in your application. You are right that the sender in the DropDownOpening event handler of the RadContextMenu will be the element of the control: RadLabelElement if the control is RadLabel, for example. In this case, you can consider setting the Tag property of the element instead.
Me.RadLabel1.LabelElement.Tag = "BBBB"Could this be an option for you?
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Dinko | Tech Support Engineer
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Hey Dino, thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately that won't work for me, as the tag property is already in use for other things. Any other suggestions?
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Wait... I see what you're saying. I'll give it as shot, but I don't think that is going to work. But... maybe. =)
Thanks!
I attempted this: Dim a As RadLabelElement = sender
And that looks like its right, meaning it has the correct Text property of the label I clicked on. But what I really need is the .tag property off of it, and it is set to Nothing. Although I can directly look at the label.tag and its correct.