A question about DockingPanes

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I want to fix the dockingPanes' action: 
 1.user can not change pane order in a group
 2.when user click on pane's caption title, all panes in a group will float in the group like before
I find DockingPane's default actions are not my choice!
So I try this
 1.create a dockmanager
 2.create a pane belonging the dockmanager
 3.create a tabctrl (an instance of CXTPTabCtrl)
 4.create an edit(a child window in tabctrl)
 5.add the edit ctrl to tabctrl(by using InsertItem(...))
 6.attach the tabctrl to dockingpane(by using pPane->Attach(...) in DockingPaneNotify(...))
I thought it would work, but actually the dockingmanager didn't, just like no pane in it!
How can I solve this problem?
Can DockingPane do it easily using some configuration?
Why my solution doesn't work?

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zhou_wz Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Groupie Joined: 11 December 2003 Status: Offline Points: 44	Post Options Post Reply Quote zhou_wz Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: A question about DockingPanes Posted: 09 January 2005 at 7:08pm
	I want to fix the dockingPanes' action: 1.user can not change pane order in a group 2.when user click on pane's caption title, all panes in a group will float in the group like before I find DockingPane's default actions are not my choice! So I try this 1.create a dockmanager 2.create a pane belonging the dockmanager 3.create a tabctrl (an instance of CXTPTabCtrl) 4.create an edit(a child window in tabctrl) 5.add the edit ctrl to tabctrl(by using InsertItem(...)) 6.attach the tabctrl to dockingpane(by using pPane->Attach(...) in DockingPaneNotify(...)) I thought it would work, but actually the dockingmanager didn't, just like no pane in it! How can I solve this problem? Can DockingPane do it easily using some configuration? Why my solution doesn't work?