How to check/uncheck context menu items?

[myfix16]

Hi,
Is there a way to check/uncheck context menu items as shown below?

[HavenDV]

Do you mean console application or specific platform?

[myfix16]

In my case, Windows App SDK 1.2, but I also wonder whether it's available in all platforms.

[HavenDV]

It all depends on the specific platform and the selected ContextMenuMode for WinUI. For WPF and ContextMenuMode="SecondWindow" you can use normal xaml bindings to do this, or explicit assignment to the element via x:Name.
For the default WinUI ContextMenu (PopupMenu) there is currently no way to manage this data #8
But this can be easily added with the help of PR, this code is separate and there is not much of it:
https://github.com/HavenDV/H.NotifyIcon/tree/master/src/libs/H.NotifyIcon/PopupMenus

H.NotifyIcon/src/libs/H.NotifyIcon.Shared/TaskbarIcon.ContextMenu.cs

Lines 110 to 124 in aa3725b

	case ContextMenuMode.PopupMenu:
	{
	var menu = new PopupMenu();
	PopulateMenu(menu.Items, ((MenuFlyout)ContextFlyout).Items);
	var handle = TrayIcon.WindowHandle;
	WindowUtilities.SetForegroundWindow(handle);
	menu.Show(
	ownerHandle: handle,
	x: cursorPosition.X,
	y: cursorPosition.Y);
	}
	break;

[AkazaRenn]

Hi, I'm new to XAML and am currently developing a similar thing, but got into a problem, may I ask how you ended up with the implementation?

I was planning to change the icon of the items toggled between ✅ and ❎, but didn't find a way to do so. I also tried using binding but it didn't work, seems to be because my tray icon is saved in a ResourceDictionary, following the sample for WinUI.Windowless.

Do you mind sharing on how your solution looks like?

[HavenDV]

Hi, I'm new to XAML and am currently developing a similar thing, but got into a problem, may I ask how you ended up with the implementation?

I was planning to change the icon of the items toggled between ✅ and ❎, but didn't find a way to do so. I also tried using binding but it didn't work, seems to be because my tray icon is saved in a ResourceDictionary, following the sample for WinUI.Windowless.

Do you mind sharing on how your solution looks like?

It's cool that you thought of something like this, but I'm not sure if it's feasible without changes to the library. I could help you if you could provide a PR with a test application according to your ideas, and I would help with the implementation of this at the library level, if possible.

[AkazaRenn]

@HavenDV Thank you for your reply! As suggested I've created a PR for you to check my needs here at: #67