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How to detect in code if EO.WebBrowser menu is open? I mean the EO browser menu with defaul items "Download", "Console" etc.
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Hi,
This has nothing to do with EO.WebBrowser product. The "Download" and "Console" are a part of the TabbedBrowser sample application. You can check the source of the TabbedBrowser sample to see how these two panels are implemented. Details of the implementation are standard WPF programming so we do not provide support on those.
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Thank you for quick reply!
My question was not about "Download" and "Console". Question was "How to detect in code if EO.WebBrowser menu is open?".
I put words "Download" and "Console" just to specify what exactly menu we need to test.
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What do you mean by "EO.WebBrowser menu"? What menu?
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In your TabbedBrowser example it is menu with items "Download", "Console" etc. It opens when user clicks the button with 3 horizontal lines in the top right corner of your TabbedBrowser.
We need to detect in code if it is opened or not.
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That's exactly what I was telling you in our first reply. This is a part of the sample application, not a part of the EO.WebBrowser product. You need to read the sample source code to see how that works because it has nothing to do with EO.WebBrowser. It's just standard WPF programming.
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OK. Thank you any way!
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