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    Posted: 09 June 2007 at 4:26am
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Does anybody know how to get a dialog (without frames) to appear below popup buttons, eg. on ribbon bars
 
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Hello,
Use CXTPControlCustom to attach dialog.
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Excellent, are there any examples showing this working please ?
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Oleg Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 June 2007 at 2:18am
Hi,
 
See for example Samples\CommandBars\CommonControls sample it show how to add standard combo boxes to Toolbar - use same way for ribbon and dialogs.
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still none the wiser, anychance of an example here, eg. I have a dialog in my resource ID_MY_DIALOG, how would I make this appear on a ribbon when I click a button popup
 
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Ok I have the following code:
 
CXTPControlPopup *pControlPopup = (CXTPControlPopup *)pRibbonGroup->Add( xtpControlPopup, ID_FORMAT_ADDCUSTOM );
pControlPopup->SetBeginGroup( TRUE );

m_AddCustomDlg.Create( MAKEINTRESOURCE( CAddCustomDlg::IDD ), this );

CXTPControlCustom *pControlCustom = CXTPControlCustom::CreateControlCustom( &m_AddCustomDlg );



however how do I then attach this custom control to the xtpControlPopup so that when I click thispopup button it shows my dialog ??
 
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I would also be very interested in a working example so that pressing a toolbar button brings up my own dialog just below the button I pressed.
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The following code adds a dialog to a popup button:

CXTPControlPopup *pControlPopup = (CXTPControlPopup *)pRibbonGroup->Add( xtpControlPopup, ID_BUTTON );

m_CustomDlg.Create( MAKEINTRESOURCE( CCustomDlg::IDD ), this );

CXTPControlCustom *pControlCustom = CXTPControlCustom::CreateControlCustom( &m_CustomDlg );

(CXTPControlCustom *)pControlPopup->GetCommandBar()->GetControls()->Add( pControlCustom );

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Originally posted by terrym terrym wrote:

The following code adds a dialog to a popup button:

CXTPControlPopup *pControlPopup = (CXTPControlPopup *)pRibbonGroup->Add( xtpControlPopup, ID_BUTTON );

m_CustomDlg.Create( MAKEINTRESOURCE( CCustomDlg::IDD ), this );

CXTPControlCustom *pControlCustom = CXTPControlCustom::CreateControlCustom( &m_CustomDlg );

(CXTPControlCustom *)pControlPopup->GetCommandBar()->GetControls()->Add( pControlCustom );

Any further questions please let me know
 
Thanks - I'll give it a go this evening...
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only problem I am experiencing is that when I click a button, eg. CANCEL and then close the dialog, it does not close ?
 
i can close it by clicking outside the area, if you find solutioin please let me know.
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Originally posted by terrym terrym wrote:

only problem I am experiencing is that when I click a button, eg. CANCEL and then close the dialog, it does not close ?
 
i can close it by clicking outside the area, if you find solutioin please let me know.
Please cut and paste your dialog resource from the .rc file - will be interesting....
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Its just a standard dialog with an IDOK and IDCANCEL button, I then override OnCancel and OnOk
 
Normally these would then close the dialog, however for some reason the dialog closes but leaves a blank dialog lol :(
 
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Yes, you have manually close popup (why it have close automatically?)
override OnOK and OnCancel and  call
XTPMouseManager()->SendTrackLost();
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Excellent, worked perfect :)
 
Thanks for continued great support.
 
Also off subject of this topic but is there a way of detecting if a ribbon was minimized/restored as we need to detect this to rebuild our workspace
 
Again, thanks for all the great support
 
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Hi
 
call pRibbonBar->IsRibbonMinimized (or IsMinimized)
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rather than poll pRibbonBar->IsRibbonMinimized every x frames, is there not a windows message I can use instead to say the ribbons changed state
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Hello,
 
No, sorry, there is no message. You can change source code, make SetRibbonMinimized method virtual and override it in your custom Ribbon class. We will make it virtual too for next releases.
 
 
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Excellent as I am sure many other users would find SetRibbonMinimized() as a virtual function much better.

I have made the changes here and look forward to changes in next version.

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I have tried this and made the function virtual, but it is not working ???
 
I have attached my CMyXTPRibbonBar class if anybody has any ideas :(
 
Thanks for any help, much appreciated

uploads/20070618_085216_CMyXTPRibbonBar.zip
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Hi,
 
How do you create CMyXTPRibbonBar  instead CXTPRibbonBar ? Did you rebuild toolkit?
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I create it using
 
CMyXTPRibbonBar *m_pRibbonBar;
and then use this for all calling
 
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and yes I did rebuild all tookit with the new virtual
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Hi,
 
you also need
 
1. To add
DECLARE_XTP_COMMANDBAR(CMyXTPRibbonBar )
IMPLEMENT_XTP_COMMANDBAR(CMyXTPRibbonBar, CXTPRibbonBar) macros
 
 
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CMyXTPRibbonBar * pRibbonBar = (CXTPRibbonBar*)pCommandBars->Add(_T("The Ribbon"), xtpBarTop, RUNTIME_CLASS(CMyXTPRibbonBar ));
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We already do #2, however #1 where do we put this as we get compile errors when we try.
 
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Ah sorted cheers, it was a ; in wrong place lol
 
Thanks for help, as works great now
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Also we have noticed that:
 
ShowQuickAccess( BOOL bShow )
 
and
 
ShowQuickAccessBelowRibbon( BOOL bBelow )
 
should both really also be virtual as this allows to detect other situations that can change the size of the workspace view area etc.
 
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