Hello Mohammad,
You're correct. If you're going to have hit targets that are not the ListViewItem, then you can climb the element tree until you get to the BaseListViewVisualItem.
For example, you can use the approach where you check the type first, if it is not the type you want, then climb the element tree until you find the right type:
That will work even if you right click on a button.
Regards,
Lance | Tech Support Engineer, Sr.
Telerik by Progress
You're correct. If you're going to have hit targets that are not the ListViewItem, then you can climb the element tree until you get to the BaseListViewVisualItem.
For example, you can use the approach where you check the type first, if it is not the type you want, then climb the element tree until you find the right type:
// Just accept whatever type it is firstvar clickedItem = radListView1.ElementTree.GetElementAtPoint(e.Location);// Check it's type, if it's not then climb the tree until you find the basevar visualItem = clickedItem as BaseListViewVisualItem ?? clickedItem.FindAncestor<BaseListViewVisualItem>();// Just a little extra defensive programmingif (visualItem == null) return;That will work even if you right click on a button.
Regards,
Lance | Tech Support Engineer, Sr.
Telerik by Progress
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