MFC, Making modal dialog without bringing the whole application (with the dialog) to the background

Making modal dialog without bringing the whole application (with the dialog) to the background

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Avi #1 / 3	Making modal dialog without bringing the whole application (with the dialog) to the background Hi, I am making a modal dialog, but when I do ,the whole application (together with the newly dialog) goes to the background. How can I avoid it (I mean remains everything (application + dialog) in the foreground), and why this happen ? Thank you
Sun, 09 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Shashi Kira #2 / 3	Making modal dialog without bringing the whole application (with the dialog) to the background your ? is not very clear i.e. how you are implementing the dialog box but if you are using CDialogBox then make sure you pass the parent window handle. shashi MCSD Quote: >Hi, >I am making a modal dialog, but when I do ,the whole application (together >with the newly dialog) goes to the background. How can I avoid it (I mean >remains everything (application + dialog) in the foreground), and why this >happen ? >Thank you
Mon, 10 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT

David Lownd #3 / 3	Making modal dialog without bringing the whole application (with the dialog) to the background Quote: >I am making a modal dialog, but when I do ,the whole application (together >with the newly dialog) goes to the background. How can I avoid it (I mean >remains everything (application + dialog) in the foreground), and why this >happen ? With a modal dialog, the parent window will normally appear "in the background", however the dialog itself should be active. You've possibly got the wrong styles for the dialog. Create a new dialog using the dialog editor & compare the default styles with your own dialog's. Dave ---- Address is altered to discourage junk mail. Remove ".---" for the real address. http://www.bj.co.uk
Mon, 10 Jul 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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