This is from MSDN:

The WM_MENUCOMMAND message is sent only for menus that are defined with the MNS_NOTIFYBYPOS flag set in the dwStyle member of the MENUINFO structure.

If you have that covered then add the following to your message map for the window:

ON_MESSAGE(WM_MENUCOMMAND, OnMenuCommand)

define in your window class header for the window:

afx_msg long OnMenuCommand(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam);

And add the function (assuming CMainFrame is your window class name):

afx_msg long CMainFrame::OnMenuCommand(WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) {    HMENU hMenu = (HMENU)lParam;    CMenu menu;    MENUITEMINFO miInfo;    menu.Attach(hMenu);    menu.GetMenuItemInfo(wParam, &miInfo, TRUE);    // use the miInfo to extract the info you want and store relevant data  in a member variable    // of your class,  retrieve that variable value when trackpopupmenu call returns so you'll    // know which item was selected    . . .    menu.Detach();    return 0L; }

I did not test this code because in my app I don't have any bypos menu items.

I have an application that generates at runtime a rather large popup menu (on right click). The user action to perform (when selected) on every item is the same, just the information associated with each item is different. So rather than define a command id for every item (there are potentially thousands), I want to use the same command id for each item, but just set user info. to each menu item.

This I have achieved (I think) by using 'SetMenuItemInfo', but I can't find out how to retrieve this information once a menu item has been selected by the user - obviusly when the routed command hits my window, the menu has already been destroyed, and I'm not sure how to retrieve it anyway. The windows message 'WM_MENUCOMMAND' seems to indicate it might do what I want, but I can't work out how to integrate this into the my class.

This is driving me nuts!!! Any ideas anyone?

Thanks,

Colin