I need the ability to show the customizationwindow when the user right-clicks on the column header row. While there's a straight-forward video to do exactly that, i still need the default built-in contextmenu of the browser, whenever the user clicks on other rows. This would match to the default ASPxPivotGrid behavior.
Unfortunately, the GridView produces ClientSideScripts.ContextMenu JavaScript-code in all areas with a return false statement, ex:
aspxGVContextMenu('ctl00_Content_ASPxGridView1','header',0,event); return false;
aspxGVContextMenu('ctl00_Content_ASPxGridView1','row',0,event); return false;
so the browsers contextmenu is disabled in all occasions, regardless what I filter upon in my own javascript.
function gridView_ContextMenu(s, e) {
if (e.objectType != 'header') {
if (gridView.IsCustomizationWindowVisible())
gridView.HideCustomizationWindow();
return true; // gets disregarded
}
gridView.ShowCustomizationWindow();
return false; // gets disregarded
}
A sledge-hammer approach would be to throw an error in my code to stop further execution. But that could not be the one and only option after all.
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Hi Rainer,
It is possible to remove a handler for the datarow's oncontextmenu event using the following code within the HtmlRowPrepared event handler:
protected void ASPxGridView1_HtmlRowPrepared(object sender, ASPxGridViewTableRowEventArgs e) { if(e.RowType == GridViewRowType.Data) e.Row.Attributes.Remove("oncontextmenu"); }I have also attached a sample project for you.
Thanks,
Plato
Works perfectly