Hi Ivaylo,

Thank you for your support over this issue. 

Regards,

Nitin

Hello Nitin,

So if the your condition is evaluated to be true and you should hide all toolstipItems, then you should cancel the event, so you should use code like:

If Then
                toolStripItem2.Visible = False
                toolStripItem1.Visible = False
                e.Cancel = True

Else

                toolStripItem2.Visible = True
                toolStripItem2.Visible = True

End If

Also ContextMenuStrip is a standard Microsoft component, and I have tested your scenario with the standard Microsoft DataGridView component and the behavior is the same. So based on this I could conclude that the issue is not specific to Infragistics components, and I believe that more accurate answers about how exactly ContextMenuStrip you will find in Microsoft Support Department.

Please let me know if you have any further questions related to Infragistics components.

I have a simple case where I check <Condition> and depending upon that either show all the toolstripitem or nothing at all. 

Hello Nitin,

Could you please let me know the if you been able to find in your application the part of code which is responsible to set visible properties of ToolStripItem. Could you please post this part of code. Also I am posting you snippet which describes what way I found for you to filter the ToolStripItems.

I am waiting for your feedback.

I am not able to check Visible property of toolstripmenuitem in .Opening event.

private void contextMenuStrip1_Opening(object sender, CancelEventArgs e)
{
    toolStripMenuItem1.Visible = true;

    if (toolStripMenuItem1.Visible == true)
   {
       e.Cancel = true;
   }
}

Here, after setting toolStripMenuITem.Visible = true;

If we check value of toolStripMenuITem.Visible, it is showing false. Is there any other event which I can use instead of .Opening?