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So, I have a WindowsFormsHost control in my WPF app (hosting a Dundas Chart) and I want to put a ContextMenu on it.
I can successfully attach a ContextMenu to any normal WPF control, but it’s not working for the WindowsFormsHost. I suspect this is becuase it’s ‘special’ in some way and the appropriate mouse messages aren’t reaching the required destination.
How do I do this?
Answering my own question – I have made this work by capturing the MouseDown event on my Windows control I’m hosting (the Dundas Chart control) and then firing a new event.
The event handler for the new event then does:
Works nicely.