Add a function to contextMenu item at notifyIcon

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There is a second parameter to Add that lets you assign an eventhandler:

contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add("Exit", ExitApplication);
// or using an anonymous method:
contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add("Exit", (s,e) => Application.Exit()); 

In the first example, ExitApplication is your event handler:

private void ExitApplication(object sender, EventArgs e) 
{
    // exit..
}

You can also construct a MenuItem first and assign the eventhandler in the constructor, if you prefer.

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Updated on June 04, 2022

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  • AnDr3yy
    AnDr3yy almost 2 years

    I use an contextMenu1 and an notifyIcon1 for the app. When the app is in Tray Icon and I will press Right Click, a menu will appear.

    The code is this (I add only 2 items for test):

    contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add("View");
    contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add("Exit");
    
    notifyIcon1.ContextMenu = contextMenu1;
    

    In this moment, in the menu I see only the items that don't do enything.

    How I can add a function, like private void exit() to the contextMenu1.MenuItems.Add("Exit"). When I will pres the Exit item, to close my app (example).