Thanks, I'll persevere and report back.
One other solution I've just thought of is to trigger the context menu click event using the afterselect of the treeview so that each time a node is selected it displays the context menu allowing the user to choose from the options.
Its not ideal but it might work.
I've also noticed that if I scroll down the nodes or click on the treeview control (not a node), then a node is highlighted and the afterselect event is fired. Therefore I can record which node it is, BUT if I then tap on that same node there is no way of detecting it.
I think that a click event would also be useful for the treeview control.
Regards,
RandomCoder
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