CXTPResizeDialog missing constructors

I have found that CXTPDialogBase is attempting to reference non-existent code in CXTPResizeDialog.

Case in point.  In CodeJock 19.1.0, you'll see the following in CXTPDialogBase:

# if (_MSC_VER > 1200)
 //<combine CXTPDialogBase::CXTPDialogBase>
 CXTPDialogBase(UINT nIDTemplate, UINT nHtmlResID = 0, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL)
  : TBase(nIDTemplate, nHtmlResID, pParentWnd)
 {
  m_pCommandBars = 0;
 }

 //<combine CXTPDialogBase::CXTPDialogBase>
 CXTPDialogBase(LPCTSTR lpszTemplateName, LPCTSTR szHtmlResID, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL)
  : TBase(lpszTemplateName, szHtmlResID, pParentWnd)
 {
  m_pCommandBars = 0;
 }
# endif

If you have a declaration like this:
#define CDialogSampleDlgBase CXTPDialogBase<CXTPResizeDialog>

TBase is actually CXTPResizeDialog.

CXTPResizeDialog doesn't define the constructors being called here:

You can reproduce this by modifying DialogSample.

#define CDialogSampleDlgBase CXTPDialogBase<CXTPResizeDialog>
class CDialogSampleDlg : public CDialogSampleDlgBase
{
 // Construction
public:
 CDialogSampleDlg(LPCTSTR lpszTemplateName, LPCTSTR szHtmlResID, CWnd* pParentWnd = NULL)
 : CDialogSampleDlgBase(lpszTemplateName, szHtmlResID, pParentWnd)
 {
 }

You'll get a compiler error due to CXTPResizeDialog not containing constructors that are being called from CXTPDialogBase

This also results in declarations like this to fail to compile:

typedef CXTPDialogBase<CDialog> CDialogBase;
class CNonResizeableDlg : public CDialogBase
{
 ...

}

4>d:\proj\legacy\code\external\codejock\source\commandbars\xtpdialogbase.h(78): error C2661: 'CDialog::CDialog': no overloaded function takes 3 arguments

So are we not supposed to use CXTPDialogBase like this anymore?  The addition of those constructors in CXTPDialogBase is causing lots of problems like this, making me think we're supposed to do things differently now.