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You can restrict RibbonContextMenu from being opened by handling the RibbonContextMenuOpening event of the WPF Ribbon Control. Refer to the following code examples. XAML <syncfusion:Ribbon x:Name="ribbon" RibbonContextMenuOpening="Ribbon_ContextMenuOpening"> <syncfusion:RibbonTab Caption="Home" > <syncfusion:RibbonBar Header="Respond"> <syncfusion:RibbonButton SizeForm="Large" Label="Reply"/> <syncfusion:RibbonButton SizeForm="Small" Label="ReplyAll"/> <syncfusion:RibbonButton SizeForm="Small" Label="Forward"/> </syncfusion:RibbonBar> </syncfusion:RibbonTab> <syncfusion:RibbonTab Caption="Send/Receive" > <syncfusion:RibbonBar Header="Download"> <syncfusion:RibbonButton SizeForm="Small" Label="Show Progress"/> <syncfusion:RibbonButton SizeForm="Small" Label="CancelAll"/> <syncfusion:RibbonButton SizeForm="Large" Label="Download Headers"/> </syncfusion:RibbonBar> </syncfusion:RibbonTab> </syncfusion:Ribbon> C# private void Ribbon_ContextMenuOpening(object sender, ContextMenuEventArgs e) { e.Handled = true; } The following screenshot displays the RibbonContextMenu when the RibbonContextMenuOpening event is not handled. The following screenshot displays the RibbonContextMenu when you handle the RibbonContextMenuOpening event. |
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