How to hide Related, Trading and Send To entries in the right-click menu?

Alex Putkov.1

In a WPF app using Eikon .NET Integration API I'm trying to hide all entries in the built-in right-click menu. I used the following code to make sure I didn't miss anything in the enumeration. It successfully hides Print and Edit commands from the right-click menu. However I still see Related, Trading and Send To commands appear upon right-click in my app. These commands appear disabled (grayed out), but not hidden. I'd like to remove them altogether.

AppHost.Menu.OnDisplayContextMenu(builder =>
{
	foreach(BuiltInCommand cmd in System.Enum.GetValues(typeof(BuiltInCommand)))
	{
		builder.HideBuiltInMenuItem(cmd);
	}
});

Jirapongse

The problem happens when the application uses both IMenuBuilder.HideBuiltInMenuItem() and ContextService.Subscribe(), as shown below.

        public MainControl(IAppHost appHost)
            : this()
        {
            AppHost = appHost;
            AppHost.Closing += AppHostOnClosing;

            //1. Add custom menu and hide 
            AppHost.Menu.OnDisplayContextMenu(builder =>
            {              
                var openAppMenuItem = new UserMenuItem("Test");
                openAppMenuItem.IsEnabled = true;
                builder.AppendCustomMenuItem(openAppMenuItem);            
                foreach (BuiltInCommand cmd in System.Enum.GetValues(typeof(BuiltInCommand)))
                {
                    builder.HideBuiltInMenuItem(cmd);
                }
            }
           );
            //2. Subscribe to context
            AppHost.ContextService.Subscribe(ctx =>
            {
            }
           );

        }

The Related, Trading and Send To commands appear upon right-click. These commands appear disabled, but not hidden.

However, after removing ContextService.Subscribe() part, the built-in menu items are completely hidden.

        public MainControl(IAppHost appHost)
            : this()
        {
            AppHost = appHost;
            AppHost.Closing += AppHostOnClosing;
            //1. Add custom menu and hide 
            AppHost.Menu.OnDisplayContextMenu(builder =>
            {              
                var openAppMenuItem = new UserMenuItem("Test");
                openAppMenuItem.IsEnabled = true;


                builder.AppendCustomMenuItem(openAppMenuItem);             
                foreach (BuiltInCommand cmd in System.Enum.GetValues(typeof(BuiltInCommand)))
                {
                    builder.HideBuiltInMenuItem(cmd);
                }
            }
           );           
        }

I will contact the Eikon team to verify this issue.