I want to add custom item to all context menus in all applications. Do anyone have an idea how to do it?
I think I should hook TrackPopupMenu API. Can someone help me how to do it?
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Is it possible to switch the GridView to ListView without third party software, and just by changing a setting in the registry....I'm definately not a noob and I have searched.....so if anyone can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.
hi,
I'm developing a web browser add to wm5 in c#, and i'm using the web browser control, i have some problems with them..
I dont want the context menú that he have, and i want ceate my progress bar and remove the default, It exists any way to remove the context menu and the staus bar?
And I want add the the zoom functionality, to the browser I dont know how do that Any ideas?
After I dont to obtain the solution for the zoom, i think do the zoom but this time, zoom of the text! And the solution for that is access the temporary hmtl file and change the font size but I dont see the way to access it!! Any Ideas
I hope that, anybody helps-me :S and sorry if may english is not so good
In windows i only have to open regedit and add some keys to software\microsoft\shell\....
Its possible to create keys in registry in wm6 to do that?Or i have to programming?
I really need that tip.
anyone?
You must implement IContextMenu COM interface and then register dll in
\\\registry\HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Shell\Extensions\ContextMenus\
Contacts\
I only see examples in native code, vc++...
Its possible to do that using c#??
AFAIK No, You must implement full COM class.
Hi guys
I'm quite new at android developing and i'm really just playing around making things for myself
Right now i'm making an app with a settings menu that the user can set a variety of options.
One thing i really don't understand and i'm guessing i'm missing something basic here that everyone knows is how to create these menus
The type of menus i'm talking about can be found if you open the Internet got Menu > More > Settings
The menu style that you get is a standard one that can be found in heaps of applications however i can't seem to be able to google myself to how you create these
Thanks
Scott.
There is a subclass of the activity class called PreferenceActivity. Use it mostly as you would a regular activity class, but you can add predefined preference panels to the view. See the sample here:
http://developer.android.com/resour...ple/android/apis/app/PreferencesFromCode.html
I have designed a new menu for my app, that i think is more appealing than the regular android "six pack" menu and as such uses none of the menu xml attributes and is purely designed in the java and layout file.
However one of the options requires a list, and instead of bringing up an entire new activity, i would still like to use the sub menu list type, is it possible to do this from a onClick case? if not can anyone suggest an alternative way to get a similar result?
all help is much appreciated thanks