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    Posted: 08 January 2009 at 9:25am
Hi;

Does anyone know how to remove a popup menu item? I know all the Add()/Remove() functions but my biggest problem is how to find the popup menu item within the collection of all CXTPControl(s).

I use the code in OnInitCommandsPopup:

    // get the list of commands for the popup.
    CXTPControls* pCommandList = pCommandBar->GetControls();

    // Remove "New" menu item from the File menu.
    CXTPControl* pCommandNew = pCommandList->FindControl(...); ?
    if (pCommandNew)
        pCommandList->Remove(pCommandNew);


but I don't know what to set in FindControl to get the pointer to the popup item?
Within the submenu I have several popup menu items so I can't look only for an item of type xtpControlPopup and additional the caption of the item depends on user selected languages.

Any help is very welcome!
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Update:

Now I'm using actions to show/hide menu items on startup. But I still have the problem to not be able to remove empty popup menu items!
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Hi,
 
Most easy way is also add some Id or assign Action for popup menu item.
 
In resource editor you can add Id in caption to separate it with "\t" :
 
"File\t100"
it will assign 100 id to File item.
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Many thanks Oleg!

Assigning the ID to the popup item in resource file works fine.
But now two more questions:

1. What do you mean with "assign action for popup menu item"? How can this be done?
2. Let's suppose a menu defined in resource as shown

...
MENUITEM "Item 1", ID_ITEM1
MENUITEM "Item 2", ID_ITEM2
MENUITEM SEPARATOR
MENUITEM "Item 3", ID_ITEM3
MENUITEM SEPARATOR
MENUITEM "Item 4", ID_ITEM4
MENUITEM "Item 5", ID_ITEM5
...

Now I remove ID_ITEM2, ID_ITEM3 and ID_ITEM4 in code by CXTPControlAction::SetVisible(FALSE) actions. Unfortunately both of the separators are also removed. How can I prevent the second separator from being removed when hiding the both mentioned items?

Thanks in advance
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Hi,

1. You said you use actions for menu items - if you add Id for Popup item you will be able hide it with actions too.
 
2. Sorry there is no easy way :(
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Originally posted by oleg oleg wrote:

Hi,

1. You said you use actions for menu items - if you add Id for Popup item you will be able hide it with actions too.

OK! Once again many thanks ...
Originally posted by oleg oleg wrote:


2. Sorry there is no easy way :(

And the hard way? Any hints?
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Hi,
 
Hard way is manually call pControl->SetBeginGroup(TRUE/FALSE) for visible item.
for example with Action you can find all instances of control (pAction->GetControl(i) and update its SetBeginGroup.
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Thanks Oleg!

I'll give it a try - perhaps the effort isn't worth the result, but customer is king!
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