Hello Nathan,

Can you possibly send a small sample that can reproduce your problem?

Thank you,

Mihoko Kamiishi

Hello Nathan,
 
Thank you for the code.

I'm currently looking into this.
I will let you know when I have an update.
 
Thank you,
Mihoko Kamiishi

Hello Nathan,

I have attached the sample that shows a keytip on a custom control implementing IKeyTip interface.

MenuItemEx here is the class implements MenuItem and IKeyTip.

Thank you,

Mihoko Kamiishi

Thanks a lot. 

really appreciate that and it's a perfect answer for me.

But still got 1 question need to address out: how to deal with the multi-level menu items. I add another level of items to a sub menu item, and add some logic to get sub menu opened, but it cannot show anything key tip at all.

Code to active sub menu:

bool IKeyTip.Activate()
{
if (Items.Count > 0)
{
IsSubmenuOpen = true;
return false;
}

RaiseEvent(new RoutedEventArgs(MenuItem.ClickEvent));
return true;
}

Any suggestions or examples please?

Thanks,

Nathan

Hello Nathan,

It seems that you need to return true in IKeyTip’s Activate() method in order to show a keytip on the sub menu items.

I have updated the sample to add another level of items to the custom menu.
I modified some methods from IKeyTipContainer and IKeyTip there following the implementation of MenuToolBase.cs and ToolMenuItem.cs.

Thank you,
Mihoko Kamiishi

hi, expert,

   Thanks a lot. This is perfect!

   That's exactly what I want. I really appreciate your efforts and it means a lot to me.

Best Regards,

Nathan