menustrip in c# windows from

I have a windows from with menustrip containing 19 items. After loading the form if I try to close the menu items(Right click on menu bar and close), I am able to close first 17 items but not last 2 items. I have changed the order of the items and tried to close. Even after changing, the last two items cant be closed. I have checked all properties but didnt find any difference. Can any one help in solving my problem. Thanks in advance.

//This menustrip closing function will control the visibility of context menu when a particular menu item
        // is clicked.
        private void columnsMenuStrip_Closing(object sender, ToolStripDropDownClosingEventArgs e)
        {
            if (e.CloseReason == ToolStripDropDownCloseReason.ItemClicked)
                e.Cancel = true;
        }

   // This menu item click function will show or hide the assembly tree viewer columns
        private void toolStripMenuItem1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            int menuStripItemIndex = columnsMenuStrip.Items.IndexOf((ToolStripMenuItem)sender);
            if (((ToolStripMenuItem)sender).Checked)
            {
                ((ToolStripMenuItem)sender).Checked = false;
                columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1] = assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Columns[menuStripItemIndex + 1].Width;
                assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Columns[menuStripItemIndex + 1].Width = 0;
                assemblyViewr_pnl.Width = assemblyViewr_pnl.Width - columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
                assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Width = assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Width - columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
            }
            else
            {
                ((ToolStripMenuItem)sender).Checked = true;
                assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Columns[menuStripItemIndex + 1].Width = columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
                assemblyViewr_pnl.Width = assemblyViewr_pnl.Width + columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
                assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Width = assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Width + columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
            }
        }

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Leela Kumar Salumuri12y ago
Hi Nilesh, here is my code for menu strip. Sorry for late response

Thanks,

Leela
Leela Kumar Salumuri12y ago
//This menustrip closing function will control the visibility of context menu when a particular menu item
        // is clicked.
        private void columnsMenuStrip_Closing(object sender, ToolStripDropDownClosingEventArgs e)
        {
            if (e.CloseReason == ToolStripDropDownCloseReason.ItemClicked)
                e.Cancel = true;
        }

   // This menu item click function will show or hide the assembly tree viewer columns
        private void toolStripMenuItem1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            int menuStripItemIndex = columnsMenuStrip.Items.IndexOf((ToolStripMenuItem)sender);
            if (((ToolStripMenuItem)sender).Checked)
            {
                ((ToolStripMenuItem)sender).Checked = false;
                columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1] = assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Columns[menuStripItemIndex + 1].Width;
                assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Columns[menuStripItemIndex + 1].Width = 0;
                assemblyViewr_pnl.Width = assemblyViewr_pnl.Width - columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
                assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Width = assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Width - columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
            }
            else
            {
                ((ToolStripMenuItem)sender).Checked = true;
                assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Columns[menuStripItemIndex + 1].Width = columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
                assemblyViewr_pnl.Width = assemblyViewr_pnl.Width + columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
                assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Width = assemblyTreeHeaderListView.Width + columnsWidth[menuStripItemIndex + 1];
            }
        }
Nilesh Avhad12y ago
Hi Leela,

can you please share your code here with some more detail.

Thanks,
Nilesh