Embedding Dialogs
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Topic: Embedding Dialogs
Posted By: c_koerber
Subject: Embedding Dialogs
Date Posted: 09 July 2003 at 2:22am
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How do I embedd a dialog into a docking pane. I tried to use a method that worked with CMDIChildFrame well, but I cannot even create the CDalog derived class ( Create() fails ) with a docking pane as parent. Here is what I do in OnDockingPaneNotify: CMiniFrameWnd* pParent = reinterpret_cast<CMiniFrameWnd*>(pPane);pMD = new MyDialog( pParent );Create fails In the constructor of MyDialog. ______________________________________________________________ Aha, it works, if I use the Mainframe as parent. pMD = new MyDialog( this ); This arises a new problem, the dialog buttons vanish once clicked and don't reappear until the pane is resized. _______________________________________________________________ Problem solved: Remove the cancel and ok buttons. These have some default functinality which cause this behaviour. Another note: Handle the event messages in the dialog, they don't reach the main frame. ________________________________________________________________ A final remark, I spent two days on the initial problem, so it's not like I wasn't thinking for myself
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Posted By: Oleg
Date Posted: 09 July 2003 at 12:37pm
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the better to use CFormView instead CDialog....
but if it works.... the better not to change anything |
Posted By: Indrajit
Date Posted: 14 March 2005 at 9:32pm
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How do I handle messages sent/received from/to child controls (such as Picture, edit, etc) placed in a dialog which is embedded in a docking pane? Please help. An example of what I am looking at is dynamically resizing a static rectangle using GetWindowRect(...), then, recalulating the rect, and resizing it using SetWindowPos(...). Your valuable time is much appreciated. Thanks
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