better is to use the last key
PUBLIC SUB Menuname_Click()
and do everything with the menu item with the properties
Last.xxx = ...
2009/11/29 Matti :
> What is the need for the index?
> A menu has a name.
> You can react to the click event with
> PUBLIC SUB Menuname_Click()
> and do everything
What is the need for the index?
A menu has a name.
You can react to the click event with
PUBLIC SUB Menuname_Click()
and do everything with the menu item with the properties
Menuname.xxx = ...
enable/disable, check, and so on.
Matti
David Dell schrieb:
> How can I get the index of a menu in the
2009/11/28 David Dell :
> How can I get the index of a menu in the collection of children of its
> parent? There is no Menu.Index property.
>
> Thank you,
Put the ID in the tag property. That way you don't have to go
searching through a FOR EACH loop to get the ID.
I have a similar issue with Com
How can I get the index of a menu in the collection of children of its
parent? There is no Menu.Index property.
Thank you,
David
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