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I booked my flights for the April MVP Conference in Seattle.  I'll be arriving in on Sat. 3rd and flying out the following Saturday afternoon - 10th.  I'm looking forward to my first MVP conference and also to catch up with many of the guys and gals that I met last year when I was over there.

The latest build of ContextMenu is now available on GotDotNet.com via this link:

I've added a 2 ContextMenu tutorials to my website:

I finished-off the changes required to make ContextMenu run in multiple-browsers and will be uploading the latest version of the control to GotDotNet tonight, so it should be available for download in 2-3 days - I'll blog a message when the new code is up and ready for download. So far I've tested it in:

• Internet Explorer 6
• Mozilla 0.7
• Opera 7.11

There's a demo page for ContextMenu which you can use to test the menu on your own browser; I'd appreciate any feedback via my contact form if you encounter bugs, etc.

heh... it's been a while since I did any cross-browser scripting so, today I settled in for a solid session of pedantry.  Much was my surprise when I did a view-source on the first page I visited on the Mozilla site and found this comment for all to see:

This weekend I have to get the ContextMenu working in Opera and Mozilla browsers. This shouldn't be too hard as I've stuck close to the spec. on everything and already have a browser sniffer built in to the js code. I've already taken the precautions of separating the 4 main XBrowser fragile parts out into their own logic units:

One of my favourite quotes is this:

I've added a brief online tutorial which shows off some of the features of ContextMenu, you can view it here: