(Indeed, if I put mouse pointer on New Files menu first without moving from
Working Files menu, or if I clicked on New Files menu directly, all those
sub menu items could be NOT displayed)
should be:
(Indeed, if I put mouse pointer on New Files menu first without moving from
Working Files menu, or if I clicked on New Files menu directly, all those
sub menu items could NOT be displayed)
"Andrew" wrote:
> Hi, friends,
>
> I am using C#.net 2005 to create a windows application.
>
> It has menu items, such as File, etc.
> Under File, there are more menu items, such as New Files, Working Files, etc.
> Under New Files/Working Files, there are more sub menu items, respectively.
>
> All those menu items are enabled at beginning.
>
> It requires that:
> If a user clicks on a sub menu of New Files, New Files menu and
> all its sub menu items will be disabled;
> If a user clicks on a sub menu of Working Files, Working Files
> menu and all its sub menu items will be disabled.
>
> In my source code, once a user clicks on a sub menu of New Files, I set
> newFilesStripMenuItem.Enabled = false;
> hoping that it will disable New Files menu and all its sub menu items
> without writting 10 more lines to disable each its sub menu items one by one.
>
> To my surprise, when I moved mouse pointer from Working Files menu (which
> was still enabled and automatically displayed all its sub menu items while
> moving mouse pointer) to New Files menu, all sub menu items of New Files menu
> was displayed!
>
> I was expecting all those sub menu items should NOT be displayed since New
> Files menu was DISABLED. (Indeed, if I put mouse pointer on New Files menu
> first without moving from Working Files menu, or if I clicked on New Files
> menu directly, all those sub menu items could be NOT displayed)
>
> Any ideas? Thanks a lot.
>
>
>
>
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