Originally posted by: Yong Teng
Keep working! Buddy
ReplyOriginally posted by: Partha Sarathi Dhar
This is simply excellant. I've extended your logic to implement a full fledged Ad Bar. Its called FreeInstaller and is available for download at http://www.caltiger.com. And believe me, it's popular.
Thanks once again.
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Originally posted by: Francesco
Your application has been very usefull.
Nobody problems with the different versions of VC++.
I have just proove it, and i must say to you thank because you give me the just channel to proceed forward in my interesting project.
Many congratulations.
Originally posted by: Bob Sather
I downloaded the sample project and built it in Visual C++ 6.0, under NT 4.0. It behaves oddly. The appbar appears, but it can't be resized or dragged to another edge of the screen. Also, the 'autohide' and 'always on top' buttons don't seem to work. I can't figure out what the 'turbomatt' button is for.
Has anyone else had these same problems?
Bob Sather
Bracknell, England
Originally posted by: Li Liu
Thank you vey much !!!
Originally posted by: Raist
Thnx But wot if im working Outside the MFC framework?
i've tried "modifing" your code to fit. but it seems that its more work than BASE Inheritance (Which i Still cant get working)
Originally posted by: Joshua Schaeffer
This has been copied from the example available on the MSDN website, and leaves the same basic problem: it doesn't allow you to resize when on AutoHide mode.
Can anyone add this functionality? I'm straining my brain as to how to implement it on my own, because the current example is spaghetti code.
ReplyOriginally posted by: AragorN StrideR
Every site gives the c source of appbar.
Anyone Know how to do this in Vbasic?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Krzysztof Zwirek
I would like to use in one "MDI application": Appbar class and use this functions: CreateDesktop, Switch Desktop to create other desktop where I will have only my MDI application as Appbar. I tried to use this class and these functions in one application but I can use only Appbar class or functions for creating desktops. How could I use it in one application?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Matt Scheybeler
Very useful class, saved me a lot of time.
Unfortunately there is a slight bug in the appbar dragging code in CAppBarDlg. It manifests itself in the following way:
When the appbar has been attached to an edge for the first time, when the user clicks (without moving the mouse), the desktop resizes back to normal state behind the appbar. If the appbar is dragged or clicked on again, the desktop resizes properly.
The reason for this is that if CAppBarDlg::OnLButtonUp() is called without a call to OnMouseMove(), m_rcDrag has not been initialised.
Adding:
m_rcDrag = m_pAppBar->m_rcAppBar;
to OnLButtonDown() will fix it.
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