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Re: Mouse Move or click Event on Internet Explorer

KarstenK2-Jul-08 22:17

KarstenK

2-Jul-08 22:17

Did you look for "There is a fine sample in the MSDN." ??? D'Oh! | :doh:

Greetings from Germany

Re: Mouse Move or click Event on Internet Explorer

Dabara7-Jul-08 20:21

Dabara

7-Jul-08 20:21

I used This code for get the Text from Internet Explorer . Use IHTMLDocument::OnClick() and IHTMLDocument::MouseUp() Message for Mouse Event . I used Popupblocker code for Implementing my application . But On Some pages like http://search.webdunia.com and hindi.webdunia.com
On That pages I am not able to get Invoke function So I am not getting Text So pls help me out To resolve me problem. in OnDocEventHandler Function.

IHTMLDocument2 * pDoc;
m_pBrowser->get_Document((IDispatch**)&pDoc);
CComQIPtr<IHTMLSelectionObject> pSel;
CComQIPtr<IHTMLTxtRange> pRange;

HRESULT hr = pDoc->get_selection( & pSel );
if (hr || (!pSel) )
return E_FAIL;

hr = pSel->createRange((IDispatch **)&pRange);
if (hr || (!pRange))
return E_FAIL;
CComBSTR bstrText;
pRange->get_text(&bstrText);

dabara

encoder question about GDI+

followait1-Jul-08 22:48

followait

1-Jul-08 22:48

I want to do the following:
1. use Image/Bitmap to load a image file
2. decorate it, for example, put another small image on it
3. when save, overwrite the original one using the decorated one

The problem is that, when save the file format should keep the same, how to solve the problem?
I find it is even hard to get the file type (eg. gif, jpeg , tiff...) via an Image/Bitmap object.

Re: encoder question about GDI+

SandipG 2-Jul-08 0:48

SandipG

2-Jul-08 0:48

Does this help Image::GetRawFormat[^]

Regards,
Sandip.

Use Windows command bar icon (FaceID) on dialog?

J.B.1-Jul-08 22:36

J.B.

1-Jul-08 22:36

Hi all,
I am wondering if there is a way to use FaceID icon to a dialog box?

I tried to do the following in my dialog's OnInitDialog():

HICON hIcon = LoadIcon(AfxGetInstanceHandle(), MAKEINTRESOURCE(540));
this->SetIcon(hIcon, FALSE);

"540" is FaceID number of a commandbar button icon. Apparently it did not work as the ID did not point to the wanted resource in the dialog project.

Any help would be really great. Thanks!

Re: Use Windows command bar icon (FaceID) on dialog?

David Crow2-Jul-08 5:18

David Crow

2-Jul-08 5:18

J.B. wrote:
Apparently it did not work...

What does LoadIcon() return? Have you tried making hIcon a member variable instead?

What happens if you use:

hIcon = AfxGetApp()->LoadIcon(540);

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Re: Use Windows command bar icon (FaceID) on dialog?

J.B.2-Jul-08 20:40

J.B.

2-Jul-08 20:40

Dear DavidCrow,

Thanks for the reply. LoadIcon() returns NULL. I should give more details about my project. The dialog is ATL-based class which is to be brought up via DoModal(). A window-based parent may decide to bring up the dialog at any time. Since the dialog is ATL based (derived from CAxDialogImpl class). The way I use to call LoadIcon in the dialog's OnInitDialog() is in fact:

HICON hIcon = LoadIcon((HINSTANCE)GetModuleHandle(NULL), MAKEINRESOURCE(540));
if (NULL != hIcon)
	this->SetIcon(hIcon);

I get hIcon is NULL in return. Am I doing something incorrectly here?
Thanks!

Re: Use Windows command bar icon (FaceID) on dialog?

David Crow3-Jul-08 13:02

David Crow

3-Jul-08 13:02

J.B. wrote:
Am I doing something incorrectly here?

Are you calling GetLastError() to find out why?

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Re: Use Windows command bar icon (FaceID) on dialog?

J.B.3-Jul-08 17:57

J.B.

3-Jul-08 17:57

Yes, the return code is 1813 (The specified resource type cannot be found in the image file).
Perhaps the resource just isn't available for access without explicitly loading from the actual resource DLL?

Thanks for the help anyway Smile | :)

Re: Use Windows command bar icon (FaceID) on dialog?

David Crow4-Jul-08 5:32

David Crow

4-Jul-08 5:32

J.B. wrote:
Perhaps the resource just isn't available for access without explicitly loading from the actual resource DLL?

Where else would it come from? Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

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Re: Use Windows command bar icon (FaceID) on dialog?

J.B.4-Jul-08 17:53

J.B.

4-Jul-08 17:53

That's exactly right. I naively thought it is as that's what I was able to do with Visual Studio Automation and Extensibility methods. I simply looked up the face ID and specified it in a method, say AddCommandBar2() (Commands ojbect, EnvDTE namespace). And the icon I picked would appear accordingly. I initially hoped the FaceID resource is somehow accessible globally.

This is embarassing Sniff | :^)

Thanks for the help to clearing this out Big Grin | :-D

Reference:
FaceID Browser[^]

Default Contextmenu in my Application

john56321-Jul-08 22:26

john5632

1-Jul-08 22:26

Hi,

How can I appear the default context menu and property in my application?

Re: Default Contextmenu in my Application

ThatsAlok1-Jul-08 22:40

ThatsAlok

1-Jul-08 22:40

create popup menu and associate with right click event, search CP for Popmenu, theer N number article present dealing with it.

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Re: Default Contextmenu in my Application

john56322-Jul-08 0:33

john5632

2-Jul-08 0:33

Hi alreay have a context menu in my application but I want the windows context menu as I click on my menu item.

Getting file extension from path

__DanC__1-Jul-08 22:14

__DanC__

1-Jul-08 22:14

This is hopefully a basic question but it's been a VERY long time since I used C++ and I just need to know how I can get a file extension from a path and compare to constant extension.

I have an input:

LPCWSTR pwszPath

and a constant:

WCHAR MY_EXT[4] = L".me";

I need to know if pwszPath ends with MY_EXT but I can't think how to do it..

Any help would be great!

Re: Getting file extension from path [modified]

Nibu babu thomas1-Jul-08 22:38

Nibu babu thomas

1-Jul-08 22:38

__DanC__ wrote:
I need to know if pwszPath ends with MY_EXT but I can't think how to do it..

Use PathFindExtension.

Matching extension will somewhat look like this...

// Assumption: there is no '.' in extension
bool MatchExtension( LPCTSTR lpctszMyPath, LPCTSTR lpctszChkExt )
{
 ASSERT( lpctszMyPath && lpctszChkExt );
 LPCTSTR lpctszExt = PathFindExtension( lpctszMyPath );
 // Or if you don't wish to link to shlwapi for this one function use
 // LPCTSTR lpctszExt = _tcsrchr( lpctszMyPath, _T( '.' ));
 return ( lpctszExt && _tcscmpi( lpctszExt + 1, lpctszChkExt ) == 0 );
}

Nibu babu thomas
Microsoft MVP for VC++

Code must be written to be read, not by the compiler, but by another human being.

Programming Blog: http://nibuthomas.wordpress.com

modified on Wednesday, July 2, 2008 5:06 AM

Re: Getting file extension from path

__DanC__1-Jul-08 23:11

__DanC__

1-Jul-08 23:11

That was exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

Re: Getting file extension from path

Nibu babu thomas1-Jul-08 23:12

Nibu babu thomas

1-Jul-08 23:12

__DanC__ wrote:
That was exactly what I was looking for! Thanks!

I've modified my reply a bit. Smile | :)

Nibu babu thomas
Microsoft MVP for VC++

Code must be written to be read, not by the compiler, but by another human being.

Programming Blog: http://nibuthomas.wordpress.com

Re: Getting file extension from path

CPallini1-Jul-08 22:55

CPallini

1-Jul-08 22:55

What about PathFindExtension [^]?
Smile | :)

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Re: Getting file extension from path

Naveen1-Jul-08 23:46

Naveen

1-Jul-08 23:46

too late buddy Smile | :)

nave

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Re: Getting file extension from path

CPallini1-Jul-08 23:58

CPallini

1-Jul-08 23:58

Indeed: bits flow very slowly from Italy this morning Sleepy | :zzz:

Re: Getting file extension from path

Naveen2-Jul-08 0:01

Naveen

2-Jul-08 0:01

nave

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Re: Getting file extension from path

Nelek3-Jul-08 22:00

Nelek

3-Jul-08 22:00

Quote:
bits flow very slowly from Italy this morning

Bits? or Thoughts? :P

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Re: Getting file extension from path

CPallini3-Jul-08 22:13

CPallini

3-Jul-08 22:13

I don't know (maybe bits of thougths? Big Grin | :-D

).

BTW apparently the same happens from Germany...;P (this thread is a bit dated)

Re: Getting file extension from path

Nelek6-Jul-08 2:43

Nelek

6-Jul-08 2:43

Yeah, I am having quite things to do and less time to do them, I am a bit away from keyboard

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