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    disabling embedded browse right-click

    Hello,

    How can I disable the RIGHT-CLICK MENU from an
    embedded browse on a form without "DISABLING" the
    browse from the properties screen.

    I have the embedded browse properties with
    everything restricted and read only; but this
    does not seem to disable the RIGHT-CLICK MENU
    on the embedded browse.

    The RIGHT CLICK MENU works as desired on the
    form ("none") but when I have the embedded browse selected
    I cannot disable the RIGHT CLICK MENU.

    Mainly, I'm trying to disable the MARK/UNMARK
    commands of the RIGHT-CLICK MENU.

    Thanks for any advice,

    RT

    #2
    RE: disabling embedded browse right-click

    Just recently Finian Lennon gave a work-around for your question. Suggest you do a search & find it.

    -Barry

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      #3
      RE: disabling embedded browse right-click

      I'm not sure which response Barry is referring to so ..

      You can define a custom Right Click Menu with no actions and assign that to the form, and that will work as long as the focus is not on the browse.

      Under normal record selection circumstances it is not possible, as far as I know, to disable the Right Click Menu in a browse based on the parent table of a set or a stand alone table. However, if you select the records using the

      Form:Tables:tablename.filter_expression
      Form:Tables:tablename.query()

      syntax, then the right click menu is disabled, EXCEPT for the very thing you want to disable, which is the Mark/Unmark choice.

      Now I don't use mark/unmark anywhere in my appointment scheduler (where the Right Click Menu was an issue for me too) so I circumvent the problem by putting a

      cancel()
      ui_msg_box("MARKING/UNMARKING", "of records is not permitted in the scheduler.",ui_stop_symbol)
      end

      message in both the Can Mark and Can Unmark events for the table. If you use marking and unmarking for the table elsewhere, this approach may not work for you and you may have to code something for the Can Save event for the form.

      Finian

      Finian

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        #4
        RE: disabling embedded browse right-click

        Finian,

        Thanks for the response and information.

        Your analysis seems to be right on mark.

        I can see how I will able to impliment your "Can Mark" and
        "Can Unmark" event code ideas when I convert over
        to V5 when it comes out.

        (I'm still developing on A5.V4 until V5 gets released.)

        Thanks again,
        RT

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