ContextMap element
Represents a ContextMenu and MiniToolbar pair mapping.
Usage
<ContextMap
CommandName = "xs:positiveInteger or xs:string"
MiniToolbar = "xs:string"
ContextMenu = "xs:string"/>
Attributes
Attribute | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
CommandName |
xs:positiveInteger or xs:string |
No |
Associates the element with a Command. The value must be unique within the Ribbon XML document. Maximum length: 100 characters. |
ContextMenu |
xs:string |
No |
Must correspond to an existing ContextMenu Name. |
MiniToolbar |
xs:string |
No |
Must correspond to an existing MiniToolbar Name. |
Child elements
There are no child elements.
Parent elements
Element |
---|
ContextPopup.ContextMaps |
Remarks
Optional.
May occur one or more times for each ContextPopup.ContextMaps.
Examples
The following example demonstrates the basic markup for a ContextPopup View.
This section of code shows a set of ContextMap control declarations.
<ContextPopup>
<!--
The MiniToolbars and Context Menus are the basic ingredients for
the contextual UI popup.
Mix-and-match and associate each combination with a ContextMap Command
invoked in code.
-->
<ContextPopup.MiniToolbars>
<MiniToolbar Name="MiniToolbar1">
<MenuGroup Class="MajorItems">
<Button CommandName="cmdCut" />
<Button CommandName="cmdCopy" />
<Button CommandName="cmdPaste" />
</MenuGroup>
<MenuGroup>
<ToggleButton CommandName="cmdToggleButton" />
<DropDownButton CommandName="cmdButtons">
<MenuGroup>
<Button CommandName="cmdButton1" />
<Button CommandName="cmdButton2" />
<Button CommandName="cmdButton3" />
</MenuGroup>
</DropDownButton>
</MenuGroup>
</MiniToolbar>
<MiniToolbar Name="MiniToolbar2">
<MenuGroup>
<Button CommandName="cmdButton1" />
<Button CommandName="cmdButton2" />
<Button CommandName="cmdButton3" />
</MenuGroup>
</MiniToolbar>
</ContextPopup.MiniToolbars>
<ContextPopup.ContextMenus>
<ContextMenu Name="ContextMenu1">
<MenuGroup>
<Button CommandName="cmdCut" />
<Button CommandName="cmdCopy" />
<Button CommandName="cmdPaste" />
</MenuGroup>
</ContextMenu>
<ContextMenu Name="ContextMenu2">
<MenuGroup>
<ToggleButton CommandName="cmdToggleButton" />
</MenuGroup>
<MenuGroup>
<Button CommandName="cmdButton1" />
<Button CommandName="cmdButton2" />
<Button CommandName="cmdButton3" />
</MenuGroup>
</ContextMenu>
<ContextMenu Name="ContextMenu4">
<MenuGroup>
<Button CommandName="cmdCut" />
<Button CommandName="cmdCopy" />
<Button CommandName="cmdPaste" />
</MenuGroup>
<MenuGroup>
<ToggleButton CommandName="cmdToggleButton" />
</MenuGroup>
<MenuGroup>
<Button CommandName="cmdButton1" />
<Button CommandName="cmdButton2" />
<Button CommandName="cmdButton3" />
</MenuGroup>
</ContextMenu>
</ContextPopup.ContextMenus>
<ContextPopup.ContextMaps>
<ContextMap CommandName="cmdContextMap1"
ContextMenu="ContextMenu1"/>
<ContextMap CommandName="cmdContextMap2"
ContextMenu="ContextMenu2"
MiniToolbar="MiniToolbar1"/>
<ContextMap CommandName="cmdContextMap3"
MiniToolbar="MiniToolbar2"/>
<ContextMap CommandName="cmdContextMap4"
ContextMenu="ContextMenu4"/>
</ContextPopup.ContextMaps>
</ContextPopup>
Element information
- Minimum supported system: Windows 7
- Can be empty: Yes