How to create a contextmenu using as form as base in VB.NET

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I want to know how can i use a Form as a contextmenu.
If anybody know it please tell me

What I have tried:

I have Tried to make a form as a popup usin WSEXNOACTIVATE.
But it didn't work.

Posted 2-Feb-19 5:57am

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Updated 3-Feb-19 10:32am

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Maciej Los 3-Feb-19 16:24pm

Can you be more specific and provide more details about your issue?
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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2019-02-02T07:00:00

Solution 1

See example here: Popup Menu On Right Click - Visual Basic .NET[^]

Posted 2-Feb-19 7:00am

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Maciej Los 3-Feb-19 16:22pm

Rick, the link you've provided refers to ContextMenu...
As far as i understand, OP want to use WinForm as popup menu.

Maciej Los · Answer 2 · 2019-02-03T10:33:00

Seems you're looking for: Popup window in winform c# - Stack Overflow[^]. Take a deep look at solution provided by Philip Stuyck, but seems you can achieve that much, much easier. You can add another form (let say: MyPopupForm) and show it in non-modal mode:

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Dim myPopup As MyPopupForm = New MyPopupForm()
myPopup.Show(Me) 'shows another form in non-modal mode