MFC, Buttons on a dialog bar

Buttons on a dialog bar

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Gil #1 / 3	Buttons on a dialog bar I've ran into some simple but very unconvenient problem: I'm attaching a dialog bar to my CMainFrame object. All the controls on the dialog bar are working OK, accept for buttons! Buttons are disabled, no matter what I do! Only when I write the handlers to the buttons in the main frame class itsels, they work. Why? what is the difference bitween a button and any other control?? How can I make the button be enabled even without handler (or handler in another class) ? Any help would be appriciated. Thanks, Gil.
Sun, 24 Jul 2005 14:35:20 GMT

David Crow [MCSD #2 / 3	Buttons on a dialog bar I believe that's the way CMainFrame works. Unless a handler is present, it sees no reason to enable the item, since it wouldn't be doing anything. Quote: > I've ran into some simple but very unconvenient problem: > I'm attaching a dialog bar to my CMainFrame object. > All the controls on the dialog bar are working OK, accept > for buttons! Buttons are disabled, no matter what I do! > Only when I write the handlers to the buttons in the main > frame class itsels, they work. > Why? what is the difference bitween a button and > any other control?? > How can I make the button be enabled even without handler > (or handler in another class) ? > Any help would be appriciated. > Thanks, Gil.
Sun, 24 Jul 2005 15:09:25 GMT

Ajay Kalr #3 / 3	Buttons on a dialog bar Why do you not want to supply the handlers? That is how it is designed by default. -- Ajay Kalra [MVP - VC++] Quote: > I've ran into some simple but very unconvenient problem: > I'm attaching a dialog bar to my CMainFrame object. > All the controls on the dialog bar are working OK, accept > for buttons! Buttons are disabled, no matter what I do! > Only when I write the handlers to the buttons in the main > frame class itsels, they work. > Why? what is the difference bitween a button and > any other control?? > How can I make the button be enabled even without handler > (or handler in another class) ? > Any help would be appriciated. > Thanks, Gil.
Sun, 24 Jul 2005 20:01:39 GMT

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