I have searched the XOJO documentation, examples, and the forum, and I cannot find how to control what menu pops up when the user right clicks the Windows taskbar icon. I see how TrayItem manages icons in the System Tray, but I cannot find how to manage icons in the Windows taskbar.
Insert a class name it MyTrayItem, set its super to trayitem and implement the events.
Then create a property for trayitem somewhere on an object and initate using MyTray = New MyTrayItem
[quote]Insert a class name it MyTrayItem, set its super to trayitem and implement the events.
Then create a property for trayitem somewhere on an object and initate using MyTray = New MyTrayItem[/quote]
Derk - That is for the Windows Tray, I believe. I am looking how to control the menu on the right click of the Windows Taskbar.
Michel - Now that I go back and look at it, I think you’re right. I noticed they were in fact different, but I now realize the difference lies only in the list of files the user recently used in that app, which is Windows generated.
The referenced article summarizes jumplists quite well - I didn’t know that’s what the taskbar popup menu items were called. It does seem like quite an effort to access jumplists without the feature built into Xojo - I think that is beyond my Windows programming knowledge.