Yes, there is. The dropdown list that you get is a QAbstractItemView. You can supply your own view, or just your own menu if you want. Use QComboBox::view() to gain access to it.

hi Andre. do you have a link to the docs for me to read or an example? thank you.

I don’t have a readymade example for you, I’m sorry.

the combobox right click menu items are not displayed when i have the following code in it. how to get the “delete me” menu item displayed in the menu without the default menu items from disappearing?

can someone please solve this topic. thank you.

kalster wrote:

can someone please solve this topic. thank you.

You can add “[Solved]” to the topic yourself, just hit the edit link to the right of the first post in the thread and adjust the title. You also may add a tag “solved”.

@Kalster:

Do you mean that you solved the issue, or that you still want somebody to look at it?

i meant that i still want someone to look at it. i really need an example for this topic.

Here is a code snippet that should get you going. At first, i thought you wanted a context menu on the actual list dropping down, but after re-reading, I figure that you want to extend the menu on the line edit part. Here is some code doing that. Note that it only works for editable comboboxes. For non-editable ones, it will crash.

The header that goed with it is trivial, so not shown.

thank you Andre. the code works perfectly :)

i hope this topic helps others. i had a minor problem. the menu was displayed at the top left corner of the screen. see the below code for the fix.

replace the first line of code with the second line of code.

Edit: I am using vista

Code worked for me without modification (windows 7), but I am glad you got it sorted.