OnInitDialog function not invoked in the CustomDialog Derived from CFileDialog

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Hello ...
I am having an strange problem in my application. I have an CCustFileDlg derived from the CFileDilaog. In vs 2003 the code worked fine but in vs 2010 while porting the OnInitDilaog function of the CustFileDlg is not invoked. The cunstroctor is called.. also the distructor too is called but the onnitDialog function is not called...

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Posted 1-Feb-12 19:18pm

gopal.ambhore

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gopal.ambhore · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-02T18:57:00

Solution 1

Set m_bVistaStyle to FALSE of the CFileDialog.

CCustFileDlg::CCustFileDlg(BOOL OpenFileDialog, LPCTSTR szDefExt, LPCTSTR szFileName,DWORD Flags,LPCTSTR szFilter,CWnd* ParentWnd,DWORD Size):CFileDialog(OpenFileDialog,szDefExt,szFileName,Flags,szFilter,ParentWnd,Size,0)

Posted 2-Feb-12 18:57pm

gopal.ambhore

Updated 2-Feb-12 18:58pm

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Comments

Albert Holguin 3-Feb-12 16:56pm

Yep, that "Vista Style" thing did a number on my apps too. :) +5

DavidCarr 28-Aug-15 15:51pm

Is there some way of leaving it as a Vista style, but catching the dialog before it appears - if not through OnInitDialog() - to do some customization?