>> iGrid version 6.00

Hi everybody,

I know it is possible to get the custom item ID when the user clicks in a custom context menu (by using ContextMenuCustomItemClick).

But it seems it is not possible to do the same thing with the builtin context menu.

My goal is to execute a piece of code when the user clicks on the builtin context menu "Copy" or "Paste" or any other builtin item...

Any idea ?

Thank you

Just a thought/question from my side. If you do not need the built-in Copy command, you can disable it and define your CUSTOM Copy command. Or do you need to copy the selected contents and then perform your custom actions after that?

Hi Igor,

Thank you for your answer.

You are right.
I could define my custom menu with the same commands as the built-in menu and create the suitable code. But as I am a bit lazy, it would have been easier to use directly the built-in menu...
Unfortunately I see it is not possible to interact with it when an item is clicked (for built-in commands).
It's a pity!

Never mind, this Grid remains probably the best ActiveX grid for VB6.

But if you have any advice, I'm more than interrested!