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29-May-08 1:27

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Re: TFTP Sample code

CodyDaemon29-May-08 4:13

CodyDaemon

29-May-08 4:13

That is a sample for FTP not TFTP.

Re: TFTP Sample code

Hamid_RT30-May-08 2:38

Hamid_RT

30-May-08 2:38

Does A Tutorial For Those Unable To Use Tftp [^]helpful?

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leckey31-May-08 16:43

leckey

31-May-08 16:43

Cross post

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Vista & MDI

CodyDaemon29-May-08 0:49

CodyDaemon

29-May-08 0:49

Hi,

I have had a look and can't find an answer to this 'simple' question?

Under Vista I have noticed that all child windows in a MDI are framed in "Blue coloured Basic" style... Is there a way to get the shiny glass effect for the child windows? Or atleast get them to have the same colour as their parents?

Also is one of the ways MS is trying to stop MDIs... Make them look ugly enough and people will stop using them.. lol

Re: Vista & MDI

David Crow29-May-08 3:24

Resource file adding resource problem.

29-May-08 3:24

Justin Cobb wrote:
Under Vista I have noticed that all child windows in a MDI are framed in "Blue coloured Basic" style... Is there a way to get the shiny glass effect for the child windows? Or atleast get them to have the same colour as their parents?

Wouldn't that require you to change the color scheme (or theme) being used? Or are you talking about enabling Aero?

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Re: Vista & MDI

CodyDaemon29-May-08 4:11

CodyDaemon

29-May-08 4:11

That is what I mean...

The main window is nicey glassy thanks to Aero, but the children windows are just 'plain' non-glass. I was wondering if there is a way of getting the Aero effect on the children, or atleast picking up the right colours? I guess that by poking around with the WM_NCPAINT-ish messages it could be possible, but not sure how... I haven't really looked into the whole non-client area painting stuff.

ritz123429-May-08 0:29

29-May-08 0:29

Hello dear friends,

I've developed a toolbar application.

I've added icon with more than256 colors for toolbar buttons.

I've added 1 dialog box that has tab control on it.

The tab has 2 tabs and it is working fine.

Now I've added a Label and a text box in dialogbox for the third tab.

When I click on the third tab I hide all the controls except the

newly added lablel and textbox for this third tab of the dialogbox.

But I can't see them.

Can anybody tell me what goes wrong it appears in the resource view of

the dialogbox but it won't appear when i click the third tab of the

tabcontrol?

Thanks in Advance to all of you.

ritz1234

SandipG 29-May-08 0:50

29-May-08 0:50

Can you please paste your code snippet here??
and one more thing please edit your question properly as the problem you asking hsa nothing to do with subject Smile | :)

ritz123429-May-08 0:59

29-May-08 0:59

This is the function that makes the control hide/visible

void MainDlg::ShowTabData(int nTab)
{

	try
	{

		HWND hWnd;
		CButton *ob1=(CButton*)GetDlgItem(IDC_AUTO);
		CButton *ob2=(CButton*)GetDlgItem(IDC_MANUAL);
		CEdit *Eob=(CEdit*)GetDlgItem(IDC_PASSWORD);
		switch(nTab)
		{
		case 2:
			//AfxMessageBox("Organization");
                        //Newly added controls in the dialogbox
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC4)->ShowWindow(true);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_ORG)->ShowWindow(true);
                       
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC1)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC2)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC3)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_USER)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_PASSWORD)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_URL)->ShowWindow(false);

			GetDlgItem(IDC_AUTO)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_MANUAL)->ShowWindow(false);

		case 1: 
			//AfxMessageBox("Login");
			// Make First Tab Visible
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC1)->ShowWindow(true);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC2)->ShowWindow(true);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC3)->ShowWindow(true);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_USER)->ShowWindow(true);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_PASSWORD)->ShowWindow(true);
			Eob->SetPasswordChar('*'); 
			GetDlgItem(IDC_URL)->ShowWindow(true);

			SetDlgItemText(IDC_USER,m_strUserName); 
			SetDlgItemText(IDC_PASSWORD,m_strPassword); 
			SetDlgItemText(IDC_URL,m_strUrl);

			// Make Second Tab Invisible
			GetDlgItem(IDC_AUTO)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_MANUAL)->ShowWindow(false);
			break;
		case 0: 
			//AfxMessageBox("Upload");
				// Make First Tab Visible
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC1)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC2)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_STATIC3)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_USER)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_PASSWORD)->ShowWindow(false);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_URL)->ShowWindow(false);

			// Make Second Tab Invisible
			GetDlgItem(IDC_AUTO)->ShowWindow(true);
			GetDlgItem(IDC_MANUAL)->ShowWindow(true);
			
		}
		
		
	}
	catch(...)
	{
	}

}

This Above function is called by the following function

void MainDlg::OnSelchangeOptionTabs(NMHDR* pNMHDR, LRESULT* pResult) 
{
	// TODO: Add your control notification handler code here
	try
	{
		CString strtab;	
		int ISel=m_Tab->GetCurFocus();
		ShowTabData(ISel);
		*pResult = 0;
	}
	catch(...)
	{
	}
}

ritz1234

SandipG 29-May-08 1:12

29-May-08 1:12

i guess you need to pass SW_HIDE instead of false and SW_SHOW instead of true.
also you have break missing in case statements.

ritz123429-May-08 1:37

29-May-08 1:37

Thanks for the reply,

I've tried according to you but the problem has not been solved.

I've added a new dialogbox and a class that implements it and when I use

the code as below when a button of the toolbar is clicked.

CDlg2 ob;
ob.DoModal();

The dialogbox doesn't appear.

So what is the problem with the resource file that I am not getting.

ritz1234

David Crow29-May-08 3:28

29-May-08 3:28

ritz1234 wrote:
When I click on the third tab I hide all the controls except the

newly added lablel and textbox for this third tab of the dialogbox.

But I can't see them.

Have you used the debugger to find out why?

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ritz123429-May-08 4:00

29-May-08 4:00

Thanks for the reply David.

The toolbar is a ATL COM DLL how can I debug it?

I badly need to solve this problem?

ritz1234

David Crow29-May-08 4:08

29-May-08 4:08

ritz1234 wrote:
The toolbar is a ATL COM DLL how can I debug it?

The same way you would any other application. Compile in debug mode. Set a breakpoint using F9. Start with F5. Step using F10 and F11.

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ritz123429-May-08 4:33

29-May-08 4:33

Although the breakpoint has not reached.

it gives me the debug assertion failure of when I call DoModal() to show

the dialogbox just added in resource file.

Progame:IEXPLORE.EXE
File:afxwin1.inl
line:22

ritz1234

David Crow29-May-08 4:37

29-May-08 4:37

ritz1234 wrote:
File:afxwin1.inl
line:22

Have you looked at this line?

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ritz123429-May-08 4:48

29-May-08 4:48

The content of this file is as below

{ ASSERT(afxCurrentResourceHandle != NULL);

ritz1234

David Crow29-May-08 5:24

29-May-08 5:24

Has the ActiveX control been registered? Have you tried removing any newly-added code until the problem goes away?

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ritz123429-May-08 5:26

Re: VS 2005 Resource Editor

29-May-08 5:26

yes,the COM DLL has been registered.

If possible reply soon.

ritz1234

VS 2005 Resource Editor

Brian Dunne28-May-08 23:18

Brian Dunne

28-May-08 23:18

I am having a bit of an odd problem that I can't figure out.
I am designing a dialog with a width of 500 pixels.
My screen resolution width is 1680.
So, logically, I would assume that the dialog would take up under one third of the window width.
However, the dialog actually takes up half. I don't suppose anyone has any idea why this is.
The only thing I can think of was something similar back in my beginning days of Windows programming with VB 4.0 and the GUI designer used to use something called "twips" (or something) for measurements. Is the problem I'm having similar, or does VS have some sort of scaling setting I'm not aware of?
Thanks

SandipG 28-May-08 23:21