Comments on snippet: 'How to tell what form control a context menu was over when you clicked one of its items'

FitJackets7910 said on 28/Sep/2021

Tue, 28 Sep 2021 11:44:17 UTC

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hellen12 said on 30/Aug/2025

Sat, 30 Aug 2025 21:58:00 UTC

To determine which form control a context menu was over, you typically handle the menu's opening event. This event's arguments contain the source component's coordinates or a direct reference, allowing you to map the click location to a specific control. For reliable detection of the source, such as an annarborseweranddrain input field, compare the mouse position against your controls' bounds. This ensures the correct menu item action is applied to the intended target.