Calendar - CXTPCalendarCaptionBarControl

CXTPCalendarCaptionBarControl

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Topic: CXTPCalendarCaptionBarControl

Posted By: haime
Subject: CXTPCalendarCaptionBarControl
Date Posted: 23 April 2013 at 3:16am

Hi,

I've just started to use the toolkit, and specifically the Calendar control, in an MFC environment (VS2010).

I embeded the Calendar control object (CXTPCalendarControl) in a popup dialog (not using CView), but I don't see the CaptionBar control.

According to the docs:

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Posted By: etiennepaquette
Date Posted: 06 May 2013 at 2:45pm

Hi,

do you figure how to show the Calendar Caption bar in a dialog without using the CView. I try to do exactly the same thing as you and i don't find the way to do it.

Thanks for any hints

Posted By: haime
Date Posted: 01 June 2013 at 3:14pm

1. In Resouce View, select "Custom Control" and position it on the dialog.

2. Go to the control properties and in the "Class Name" put "XTPCalendar"

3. Right click on the control + "Add variable"

4. Add a control variable with type "CXTPCalendarControl"

5. Call member functions by using the member variable

Do the above sequance for the "CXTPCalendarCaptionBarControl" (use "XTPCalendarCaptionBar" for "Class Name".

Now connect the two by using the following code:

// Connect between the calendar control and the caption bar

m_CaptionBar.GetTheme()->AttachCalendar(&m_Calendar);

// Position CaptionBar at the top of the Calendar control

CRect rcCalendar, rcCaptionBar;

m_Calendar.GetWindowRect(&rcCalendar);

ScreenToClient(&rcCalendar);

rcCaptionBar = m_CaptionBar.CalcMinRect(FALSE);

rcCaptionBar.MoveToXY(rcCalendar.TopLeft());

rcCaptionBar.right = rcCalendar.right;

rcCalendar.top = rcCaptionBar.bottom + 1;

m_Calendar.MoveWindow(&rcCalendar);

m_CaptionBar.MoveWindow(&rcCaptionBar);

Enjoy.