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    Regular Contributor RajeevSahu's Avatar
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    Hi,

    Is it possible to disable/remove the Right side Default "Exit" menu option from the main window?

    Actually I want to rename this Right side "Exit" Menu Option to "Remove" or "Delete". In Left side I want "Options" menu with different option items like Add,Remove etc... and right side "Delete" menu.

    This "Exit" option comes by default, and if I use:

    MainWindow w;
    w.showFullScreen();
    then this option goes away.

    Is there any other workaround for this, if I want to use my own Menu options?

    Thanks....

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    Hi,

    Yes, it's possible to rename it. Just create a new QAction with the text you want, set its softkey role to QAction::NegativeSoftkey and add it to the main window.

    Code:
    //In the main window constructor, for example
    QAction* exitAction = new QAction(this);
    exitAction->setText("Remove");
    exitAction->setSoftKeyRole(QAction::NegativeSoftKey);
    this->addAction(exitAction);

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    Thanks buddy...

    It's working...

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    Hi, is it possible to hide the "Actions" menu item in the Left side"Options" Menu?

    I changed the window property "contextMenuPolicy" from "DefaultContextMenu" to "NoContextMenu" and also ""PreventContextMenu, but the "Actions" item is still displayed in the "Options" Menu. How to hide this "Actions" option.

    Thanks...

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    Call contextMenuPolicy(Qt::NoContextMenu) for all your child widget also.

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    Regular Contributor RajeevSahu's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by savaj View Post
    Call contextMenuPolicy(Qt::NoContextMenu) for all your child widget also.
    Hi Savaj,

    I have already used this, still the "Actions" item is there. Actually I have "Options" Menu and only one item "About". But when I run on real device, it is showing 2 things:
    "About" and "Actions".

    I have used the following code:

    QAction* actionAbout = new QAction(tr("About"), this);
    menuBar()->addAction(actionAbout);
    connect(actionAbout, SIGNAL(triggered()), this, SLOT(aboutoptionClicked()));
    Also changed the property to "contextMenuPolicy(Qt::NoContextMenu)".

    Any suggestions?

    Thanks...

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