Originally posted by: ArielR
How I may to do if want to use Dlg2 members like CString value in Dlg3 dialog.
I tried with:
BOOL CDlg3::OnInitDialog()
m_sDlg3Strn = m_pDlg2.m_sTxtDlg2;
UpdateData(TRUE);
return TRUE; // return TRUE unless you set the
But my m_pDlg2.m_sTxtDlg2 String is empty.
I have created 3 dialogs,
Dlg1-> Parent
Dlg2 -> child
Dlg3 -> child
In Dlg3:
# Include "Dlg2.h"
{
CDialog::OnInitDialog();
CDlg2 m_pDlg2;
}
Originally posted by: sadam
i have learned so much thank you please send me on my e-mail
ReplyOriginally posted by: Bob C
Good but Ctrl-W seems gone in MSVC++ 6
ReplyOriginally posted by: Gingu Cailliau
One small but important question....
After finishing an MFC dialog-based application, how do you "export" it, as in, what are the finishing steps ? How is it made "usable" on another computer or another system ? Must you copy the whole folder (with project space, workspace and all..) to the new computer or can you just run the application alone ? I tried this on another computer and it didn't work...It asked for a dll called "MFC42d.dll" or something like that. I've checked in the msdn help section for this info but couldn't find anything. Help would be greatly appreciated !!
Originally posted by: Miguel D
That�s not what I was looking for, but, Nice Doc.
It�s quite simple, but I think it introduces you to the basics (if you really want to do something "useful" you have to dig in). I have just finish my Object Oriented Programming course and our work group had finished a linked-list stuff in Visual C++ 6.0. It was a very painful experience `cause we had to learn the basics of working in this environment in only 6 days!!!
Whatever, It�s a nice document, it is WHAT EVERYONE WHO HAS TO DO A COLLEGE PROYECT WOULD LIKE TO READ. Thanks! Just keep on writing docs about MFC and all of this.
Originally posted by: Eric
This was a good tutorial and a good starting point. I took it a have gone a bit further creating dialog boxes using DialogBoxParam.
Everything is working perfectly except for Tab stops. the Tab sunctionality does not seem to carry over to subsequent dialog boxes.
Any help is appreciated.
-Eric
ReplyOriginally posted by: Mark
I'm getting an error message when compiling this. I've followed it exactly, but I always get a Linking error - 2 unresolved external symbols. It work fine for the first half of this lesson (where just the message box appears when the button is clicked).
ReplyOriginally posted by: WolV
thanx a billion and more..finally something within my grasp of understanding..I'm very new to mfc and I've been looking all over the place for some simple instruction on dialogs..thanx again..hope you could continue with a few other tutorial of the kind..
Originally posted by: Shankar
I was reading these tutorials and i found that these are useful once. It is better to go thru these while starting VC++ programming.
ReplyOriginally posted by: Sushma
thank you ,
Hi,
i want to create the tab controls application (Multiple tabs in the same dialog),which could access the data from the database.please explain me a how to do this.
please send a simple example.
Sushma Rewatkar