Showing a Custom ContextMenu on a WPF Window Title Bar

[@randypenajimenez3893]

Nice. We want more wpf videos from you.

[@BrianLagunas]

You'll get them :)

[@DoubleNation]

I really like these rather short videos with clear explanation of one topic each. It´s like a short "knowledge snack" for lunch. Keep up the good work :)

[@BrianLagunas]

Thank you very much

[@furqan-safdar]

To learn something new, what an amazing feel, thanks Brian

[@BrianLagunas]

Thanks for watching Furqan

[@mdrahbarahmedkhan]

Found very helpful. You're such a master in WPF.

[@BrianLagunas]

Thank you for the kind words sir. I am very happy to know you found value in this video.

[@Zonawanialonnua]

Thanks for the trick.! Need even more such short and useful tricks!

[@BrianLagunas]

You're welcome. I'll be making more videos like this 😁

[@evitacoelho8061]

is there a way to add a (...) on the title bar, which on click will show a custom context menu?

[@AJToemmes]

Unfortunately not possible for a window having set WindowChrome.SetWindowChrome(). Any ideas about that? Thx

[@BrianLagunas]

Sorry, not sure. As you can see from the video, it works for me.

[@Jashobantac]

Very helpful. Thanks.

[@BrianLagunas]

Thanks for watching

[@KellendilZ]

Hello Brian, I am learning Prism 7.2 from your Outlook Series. Good Job! Just a question.. Is there a way to resolve views in designTime and inject them on the regions? Thanks!

[@BrianLagunas]

No, there is no design time injection.

[@JohnPeter-yf5jf]

Short sweet to the point :)

[@BrianLagunas]

I try 😁. Thanks for watching

[@baraksmash]

Thanks for the tutorial! Although it's not working for me.. It appears that for me (15th July 2021) the message that has to be handled in order to replace the system menu is WM_NCRBUTTONUP, and not WM_NCRBUTTONDOWN as stated in this video.

[@BrianLagunas]

Interesting. I'll have to check that out later to see if Microsoft changed something in an update

[@mdrahbarahmedkhan]

Hi Brain, I have been following all your videos and I must say it is very helpful and I learnt a lot ☺. I need one help. Actually I'm working on project which requires dual screen support. I have searching but didn't find any helpful solution. Could you please help me how can I develop a dual screen application in WPF. I will really appreciate you.

[@BrianLagunas]

Just open another window instance that will then be dragged to the other monitor.