Hi to ALL!
I want to display a 2nd modal dialog over my modal dialog. I displayed the
1st dialog with the DoModal() member function. I want to display a 2nd modal
dialog when my user press a command button on this 1st dialog. But if I use
the DoModal() with this 2nd dialog it will be _modeless_.

As I saw the MFC source code, there is some trick implementing modality, MFC
does not use the standard Windows way to do that...

any idea?
thx for help. ( I use Visual C++ 5.0 )
Horo

Hi to ALL!
I want to display a 2nd modal dialog over my modal dialog. I displayed the
1st dialog with the DoModal() member function. I want to display a 2nd modal
dialog when my user press a command button on this 1st dialog. But if I use
the DoModal() with this 2nd dialog it will be _modeless_.
As I saw the MFC source code, there is some trick implementing modality, MFC
does not use the standard Windows way to do that...

any idea?
thx for help. ( I use Visual C++ 5.0 )
Horo

What specifically are you doing?

Is something in your application confusing MFC? With the later
versions of MFC all dialogs are really modeless, but fake modality by
disabling the parent window.

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Hi GAbor,
From what I perceive, U R trying to display a Modal dialog over a Modal Dialog.
If yes, then the Button Command Handler in the FirstDialog should just call
SecondDialog.DoModal(). It has to work & both the dialogs R modal....try
clicking on the FirstDialog after the SecondDialog is displayed & U should
either get a beep (if Beep device is installed) or nothing should happen to it.

Apul Nahata
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