I am using a context menu for my textview.I made setCheckable() property as true for every menu items. When i click on first menu item it is checked but menu is disappearing. Is it possible to check more than one item in a context menu?
I recently installed fedora 17 on my machine.
On top menu, I wanted to add firefox short cut on top menu bar. So what I did, I dragged the Firefox menu from Application > internet > Firefox on Top menu bar beside Application and Places two default menu. but dont know what had happen, It suddenly removed both top and bottom menu bar and but firefox shortcut get added on top.
Is it possible to display a right-click menu using a shell script (or some kind of Unix command?) I'm trying to find a program that can be used to display a context menu at a specific location on the screen.
For example, it would be useful to display the desktop right-click context menu programmatically (the one that appears when right-clicking on a file.) This would require some method of launch
I have installed Dolphin and Krusader to navigate faster than Nautilus.
(I am happy with them, please do not advice another one)
But, when I right click, I see a context menu with no icons. In normal Kubuntu OS (not Ubuntu), there are icons in right click menu.
Could you help me how I could add this icons to context menu?
Hmm. I`ve never used the GUI. I`m always editing the files directly. But this new menu you are talking about... Is it a totally new right-click menu, or do you just want to add a new menu, inside the existing menu? Anyway, you should be able to add any items you want in the new menu, and remove them from the menus they were in.
I'm using Ubuntu 11.10 and I'm having problems with global menu on Firefox 16. As you can see on this screenshot:
I have two titles, one for currently active window and one for firefox window, this is not the case with other apps. My global menu addon is activated, but when I deactivate it I have the same results.
In Ubuntu 12.04, my mouse clicks when I release the button.
What happens (bad): I right click (mousedown), the context menu appears, when I release the mouse button (mouseup), the item under the cursor is clicked.
What should happen (good): I right click (mousedown), the context menu appears, nothing happens when I release the button.
I want to migrate completely over to Linux. There are a few programs I "need". I'm currently using Alert Bookmarks with Firefox in Windows XP. Basically a rotating drop down menu bar with several drop down menus per bar. Bookmarks are added to a menu with a SINGLE mouse click. One directory holds up to 140,000 bookmarks.
I have an application which runs full-screen and relies on the menu button. What I didn't realise is that devices like the Galaxy Tab use an actionbar which no longer has a menu button.
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