syncfusion-aspnetcore-context-menu

To add a context menu in ASP.NET Core Razor Pages, use the Syncfusion ContextMenu TagHelper to bind model-based menu items and target specific elements via selectors for right-click interactions. You define hierarchical items and attach event handlers for selection behavior.

Yes, you can build hierarchical right-click menus in ASP.NET Core MVC by binding nested navigation items to the ContextMenu TagHelper. This structure supports defining parent-child relationships, adding icons, configuring separators, and applying custom templates for menu rendering.

The ContextMenu component in ASP.NET Core exposes events for opening, closing, selecting, and rendering menu interactions. You handle these events in your Razor Pages or MVC application to execute custom logic when users interact with the right-click menu items.

Yes, the Syncfusion ContextMenu TagHelper supports right-to-left (RTL) layouts, custom scrolling, persistence, and animation settings. These configurations allow you to adapt the right-click menu display for different localization requirements and long item lists.

You bind dynamic data to a context menu in ASP.NET Core by passing model-bound items to the ContextMenu TagHelper. This approach requires defining the menu structure in your data source and mapping properties for URLs, icons, and custom attributes.

Common use cases for contextual menus in ASP.NET Core web apps include file explorer actions, text editor commands, grid row operations, and navigation shortcuts. They replace ad hoc menu code with structured, reusable right-click actions for specific UI elements.