Edit explorer new file menu6/16/2023 ![]() ![]() The sample code below shows how to get the right-clicked and selected elements: Before a given context menu item is created, it receives the OnCreateContextMenuItem event at this moment you can change its When Internet Explorer creates its context menu for the first time, the OnCreateContextMenu event of the IE module is raised you can use this event for any sort In the same fashion, you can limit your context menu items to Say, if you choose Anchor in theĬontexts property, you will be able to choose Anchor and Link in ExtendedContexts. Pay attention to the Contexts and ExtendedContexts properties of top-levelĬontext menu items you can use these properties for refining the context-sensitivity of your context menu items. Naturally, you need to handle the Click event of the context menu item. To create a custom context menu item, add an item to the ContextMenu collection of the IEModule and specify the item's properties: caption andĬontexts available for the context menu item. Note that specifying the ADXIEMenuItem.Shortcut property requires setting the HandleShortcuts property of the module to true. Private Sub AdxieMenuItem1_OnClick(sender As System.Object, _ĭim guid As Object = Type.GetType("MyIEAddon1.MyIEBar1").GUID.ToString("B") The sample code below demonstrates showing / hiding an IE bar. Now you can handle the OnClick event of the ADXIEMenuItem. In this sample project, we set the properties as shown below: Select the top-level item, add an ADXIEMenuItem and set its properties. In the property editor window, add an ADXIEMainMenuItem specifying a top-level item in the BuiltinMenu property top-level menu items are File, Edit, etc. In the Properties window, open the property editor of the ADXIEMainMenu.Items property. This adds an ADXIEMainMenu component onto the IE module. Right-click the designer surface of the IE module and choose Add Main Menu in the context menu. Item to a specified top-level menu item (of the ADXIEMainMenuItem type). You add an ADXIEMainMenu component onto the IE module and use the property editor of the ADXIEMainMenu.Items property to add a custom
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