CWndSliderView - An animated child window manager

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Dialog-based program? mingluen12-Dec-04 23:15 mingluen 12-Dec-04 23:15  Well, just curious, how to use this control under a dialog-based program? I try to put the code at the dialog's onCreate, and then I get "no window handle" warning and then the program won't launch. I then try to put the code at OnInitialDialog, but didn't show up well. Anyone ever makes it on Dialog-base? __________________ Suggestions go to - http://www.ptez.com/ : Pretty Easy Solutions! Professional Hosting Service w/ 100GB Bandwidth Re: Dialog-based program? izst7-Jun-06 20:47 izst 7-Jun-06 20:47  please follow the three steps: 1. Make CCaptionView to CWndSliderView inherit form CWnd instead of CView 2. Create a CWndSliderView like this, its the parent window can be any windows. CWndSliderView* pTetsV = new CWndSliderView; pTetsV->Create(NULL, NULL, WS_VISIBLE | WS_CHILD, CRect(0, 0, 322, 428), this), 0x3399); pTetsV->CreateView( _T("1 Test"), RUNTIME_CLASS(CMyListView), NULL); pTetsV->CreateView( _T("2 Test"), RUNTIME_CLASS(CMyListView), NULL); 3. Sent WM_SIZE to CWndSliderView WPARAM wParam = SIZE_RESTORED; LPARAM lParam = 0x3100310; pTetsV->SendMessage(WM_SIZE, wParam, lParam); it seems work. rendering bug Jan1101197728-Jun-04 5:52 Jan11011977 28-Jun-04 5:52  This is a great control! it has a bug though... if you add an extra bar for example through a menu option -> InsertPage( "dialog test", IDD_DIALOG1, 0); afterwards, some of the buttons will be corrupted. I'm not sure what's causing it though. Does anyone know how to fix this? -- Jan Zer gut! ThEN12-Feb-02 23:57 ThEN 12-Feb-02 23:57  Das ist gut! ******************** The Endless Nameless mailto: then@beep.ru ******************** Not created in case of CFormView 28-Jan-02 5:12 28-Jan-02 5:12  I want to CFormView for Sliding Window, so I use CreateView Function like below, nID = pObarChild2->CreateView( _T("4 Child CFormView 4"), RUNTIME_CLASS(CFormView), pContext ); But if I did like this, the view didn't be created. So I debuged into this code.. and.. pWnd = STATIC_DOWNCAST( CWnd, pViewClass->CreateObject() ); In this code, STATIC_DOWNCAST returns NULL (i.e. pWnd = NULL) so CreateView returns SOB_ERROR. How can I use CFormView~... plz.. It's very important for me.... Namkyeong Lee Re: Not created in case of CFormView Warren Gardner6-Dec-02 3:55 Warren Gardner 6-Dec-02 3:55  The problem is that CFormView cannot be created dynamically, so you need to derive a new class from CFormView that can. Basically all that is needed is: DECLARE_DYNCREATE(CMyFormView) IMPLEMENT_DYNCREATE(CMyFormView, CFormView) CMyFormView::CMyFormView() : CFormView(IDD_MY_TEMPLATE) {} Suggestion Noman Nadeem19-Sep-01 2:41 Noman Nadeem 19-Sep-01 2:41  How about an indicator that shows which tab is currently on screen ? Other than that ... great work ! regards Two Comments 17-Aug-01 10:55 17-Aug-01 10:55  1.) Wow, great stuff. 2.) The mention in the header about "not charging" for it, does that mean use of the source code, or that this cannot be incorporated into commercial projects? Thanks! outlook bar vinayb1318-Jul-01 9:20 vinayb13 18-Jul-01 9:20  I have a requirement where in i need to implement the same functionality as a menu based application. What i mean is that instead of having menu items i need to have the same effect as that the outlook bar(which u have acieved in ur slider bar). not in the side but as menus Can i use the WndSlider workspace(as mentioned in ur code) as includes and achieve this functionality. if so how? Heeded needed immediately Can it do done if so how? help me vinay Message Closed 12-Jan-00 18:40 Paul Selormey 12-Jan-00 18:40  Message Closed

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