Try setting the PopupMenu's AutoPopup property to False, and then manually Popup() the menu when needed, since as in the TPanel's OnContextMenu event.
1 Thanks, this OnContextPopup code seems to work: var Control: TControl; begin Control := FindVCLWindow(Mouse. CursorPos) ; if Control = MyPanel then begin MyMenu. Popup(Mouse.CursorPos.
X, Mouse.CursorPos. Y); Handled := True; end; end; – Anagoge Apr 14 '10 at 4:22.
This is QC#54286: Parent-PopupMenu overrides standard context menu. Andreas Hausladen's VCL Fix Pack fixes the issue so it works the way you're expecting it to.
Thanks for the links. It is good to know I'm not alone in considering this a bug. Hopefully Embarcadero will eventually agree.
I decided to go with the AutoPopup fix, since I wanted the simplest possible fix, and I only need it on one form. – Anagoge Apr 14 '10 at 4:20.
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