I've got a ListControl box and I want to enable a textbox if the user clicks on a button there.
I've allready tried to update the dialog via an "OnLeftButtonUp" function which works quite well if I click outside the ListControl but when I click INSIDE the box nothing happens...
Any ideas why?
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I want to log the messages of this menu using Spy++.
Usually, if I want to log the messages of a window, I would use Spy++ and drag the "Find Window" tool over it. But in this case, if I drag the tool over this menu, the menu disappears because I clicked outside it.
Is there any workaround to this?
A little more information:
What I want to achieve is finding out what messages are sent when I click the menu's items (they are buttons).
That particular menu in the first picture is created only when I click the button, and it has a different HWND every time I click it.
If I can't accomplish this in Spy++, can I do this using some other application similar to Spy++?
Actually I figured it out myself.
You can just log messages of the parent window with the logging options set to also log messages of child windows.
Hello I am using SP 2013 online and on the my main page, I have a button "Add new item" Like this
When I click it, it open a new form and replace the current window which I don't want. So right now it behaves this way:
What I want is: that when I click on the button it pop up the new form window above the opened window. This pic shows the desired behavior.
How can I achieve this in SharePoint? I am a new user of SharePoint. Please help me to figure it out.
thanks in advance.
There is an option in custom lists to launch forms as a pop up or dialog box as you've displayed.
To get this to happen:
You can always try > List Settings > Advanced Settings > Launch forms in a dialog? Yes
Just be aware that if a user has pop up blockers set on their browser it may open up in the window (your first screen shot) or not at all.
See if that helps.
I have a CMFCToolBarComboBoxButton in my dialog. The issue is that I am not able to edit the text field of the combo box by selecting it. I know the box has focus, and I know it is hitting the piece of code where I do a SetText to confirm it.
I also do a EnableWindow(true) before that.
However, when I try and edit the box manually, it does not allow me to. No user input is possible on the box. Some other times, the edit window only gets activated if I actually click on the drop down button. I am not setting the EnableWindow() to FALSEanywhere.
What could be the likely cause?
I need to create dialog and button.When I click on button with arrow dialog hide, it should looks like dialog moves to top and in ahother case shows for user.
ShowWindow(SW_HIDE). I know about it. I guess to get CRect from window, change it and after that set it to ScreeToClient().
Probably somebody knows some examples with it or another ways?
thanks
To hide or show a window, you use ShowWindow() as you indicated. No rectangle needed.
Otherwise, please re-explain your question, I can't make head or tails of it.
Normally, if you need to show a dialog that contains settings (similar to the Visual Studio "Options" dialog) then what you would typically do is this:
List item.
Create a CDialog-derived class.
Create an instance of that class.
call DoModal on that object. This shows the dialog.
Do nothing else. Once DoModal returns the dialog has been closed.
I have an MFC CToolBar (dockable to a CFrameWnd) containing a checkbox and a button.
This works fine now, but I need to remove the button, and then the CToolBar does not show properly any more. As it seems because it gets "zero" height. The checkbox style is "turned into" a TBBS_SEPARATOR using a call to CToolBar::SetButtonInfo before it is "created".
How can I make the toolbar visible also without that dummy button?
I solved this by overriding the CToolBar::CalcDynamicLayout method and provided the size of the toolbar there. Then the button was not needed any more. This assumes the toolbar is created with CBRS_SIZE_DYNAMIC.