Hi there:
I’m wondering if there is a way to detect which row of the table the user RIGHT-click on. I want to be able to show different context menu depending on which row the user RIGHT-clicks. Note that the row does NOT need to be selected, so the selection change event does not apply here.
Is there a way to accomplish this?
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Hi Justin, it is possible to achieve this by calculating the cursor position.
Below is an example:
Thanks Vivi. That will do for now, but it’s labor intensive: If I have many rows, and each row has different height, I would potentially need to do a lot of manual calculations to find out the corresponding y coordinate of the, say, 25th row. Also, if later on, for some reason, I insert a couple of extra rows or delete a couple of rows or change the height of several rows, then ALL my calculations would be off and I’d have to start all over again.
For future enhancement, I would really like to see a way where the table row and column can be directly referenced.
Thanks!
There is another work around: make your table cell content outside and then embed it into table. Then you can define the “Element Right Click” event handler for the table cell content.
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