CXTPMenuBar and Minimize/Maximize buttons

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Topic: CXTPMenuBar and Minimize/Maximize buttons
Posted: 17 February 2005 at 1:01am

In 9.60 RefreshMenu method is public.

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Posted: 11 February 2005 at 1:25pm

I have a similar problem. When I create MDI child window manually, and maximize it afterwards, MDI menu buttons disappear. I think it's a bug related to CXTPMenuBar not handling the WM_MDIREFRESHMENU message. It can be fixed by adding another "case" statement into the CXTPMenuBar::OnHookMessage function before compiling the toolkit libs and dlls. Here is the code (XTPMenuBar.cpp, line:480):

case WM_MDIREFRESHMENU:
     #ifdef _XTP_DOTNET
         PostMessage( WM_TIMER, TID_REFRESH, 0 );
     #else
           RefreshMenu();
     #endif
     wParam = 0;
     return TRUE;

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Posted: 12 July 2004 at 8:51am

I figure out how to refresh the SysButtons. There is a method in CXTPMenuBar::RefreshMenu which do the job. Unfortunattely it is not public, so the only way for me is to send a WM_TIMER message which call "RefreshMenu". The identifier of the timer (TID_REFRESH) is define in the .cpp file.

This is my code:

pMenuBar->LoadMenu(iMenu);

pMenuBar->PostMessage(WM_TIMER,12223,0);

Can I do it more elegant ?

Yoav.

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Posted: 29 June 2004 at 6:11am

Hi,

In my MDI application I create my menu dynamically (not loading from resources). I wrote a method that recieves a CMenu object and attached it to an existing CXTPMenuBar object. In general it work ok, but I have the following problem: If the view is maximized (in this case the CXTPMenuBar is added with the minimize/maximize box buttons), and then I use my replacing menu method, the 3 buttons disappearing, and I get them back only if I float the CXTPMenuBar and dock it again.

This is my code for replacing the menu:

void CMainFrame::CreateXTPMenu(CMenu* iMenu)
{
CXTPCommandBars* pCommandBar;
CXTPMenuBar* pMenuBar;
pCommandBar = GetCommandBars();
pMenuBar = pCommandBar->GetMenuBar();
pMenuBar->LoadMenu(iMenu);
}

I tried to add at the end:

RecalcLayout(FALSE);
GetCommandBars()->RedrawCommandBars();
RedrawWindow();

But it didnt help.

Yoav.