Hi Andrew;

   Here is the code from my framework below. The framework uses dynamic pop-up menu objects because it needs to resolve the current user's language in order to use the correct Menu Object class. So the "lo_menu" object uses a Create Using to do that, then the "lo_win" pointer gets resolved as to what window the Menu needs to center upon. Also, this code works for a PB Native, PowerServer Web, Mobile or IWA deployed application, as follows:

Note: You can download the full framework's order entry demo app and see all the code ...

  https://sourceforge.net/projects/stdfndclass/files/Applications/PowerBuilder/OrderEntry/

Regards ... Chris

Chris

Thanks for your help, I have not used a popmenu in my application , do you have any more info on how to do it or do you have an example 

thanks in advance

Andrew

Hi Andrew;

  FWIW:  99.9% of the time, if the RHMB event is not coded - the missing RHMB is due to a User Event mapped to either a low-level DW Control (pbm_xxxx) mapping or another User Event mapped to a low-level mouse event that intercepts the DW Control's normal RHMB processing. This can also happen from the parent window perspective as well where a low-level message is preempted that was (should be) targeted to the DC control. This is even more affected if somewhere the code "Message.Processed =  TRUE" is set and then the O/S message that could fire the related event is dropped from the message queue before the DC sees it.

Regards ... Chris

Check your dw on the window where it works like you want.  That dw is either inherited from a dw that has that already coded or has code in the rbuttondown event.