C / C++ / MFC

24-Jan-06 4:06

Hello,

I created with Visual C++ 2003 - a Beta 2 Version - an dialog based application. I inserted a menu in the Resourccen view.

In VC6 I clicked onto the Dialog, said in proberties dialog "IDR_MENU1". That's all. But here in VC NET how can I connect these both (dialog & menu) ? Because if I run the App I don't see anything.

Thank You for help!

toxcct24-Jan-06 4:32

24-Jan-06 4:32

reach the dialog menu property and simply set it to your menu ID...

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nne-vitamin24-Jan-06 4:42

24-Jan-06 4:42

Hello,

I use Vc NET 2003. The way you described is the way by using VC6.0. I already know it. But in VC NET there is no Property of the dialog where I set to the menu ID...

toxcct24-Jan-06 4:45

24-Jan-06 4:45

sure there is one, but it simply have not the same look... it is a docked tabed window, in which the proterties are exposed as an array...

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nne-vitamin24-Jan-06 5:00

24-Jan-06 5:00

Yes, right, there is the property window with 6 small buttons and a combobox. In the combobox I select the IDD_MyDlG (Dialog). The 6 small button with names "kategory", "alphabet", "properties", "Messages", "Control-Events", "PropertiesSites"

Only the button "Messages" is enabled, the others are not enabled. If I click the button "Messages" I see a list of:

"WM_ACTIVATE"
"..."
"..."

That's all. I think because of the BETA VERSION of VC NET the game is over here for me?

toxcct24-Jan-06 5:03

24-Jan-06 5:03

did you selected your dialog to enable the other properties ?

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nne-vitamin24-Jan-06 5:12

24-Jan-06 5:12

Yes I did. Which other properties did you mean? The list of the "Messages" is very long:

"WM_ACTIVATE"
...
...
...
"WN_WINDOWSPOSCHANGING"
"WM_INICHANGE"

toxcct24-Jan-06 5:15

24-Jan-06 5:15

the windows messages are not what you must look for...

open the dialog box in design editor, then select the dialog, right-click on it, choose Properties, then you should have a property called Menu...

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nne-vitamin24-Jan-06 5:23

24-Jan-06 5:23

Yes, I did it. But nothing with "menu". I think the Beta Version doesn't have it!
Or this is the bug, therefor it is a BETA.

nne-vitamin24-Jan-06 5:38

24-Jan-06 5:38

Thank you for help!

I think I 'll better go back to DevC++ go on console Smile | :)

To much bugs in this IDE! It's just aborted...

toxcct24-Jan-06 5:50

24-Jan-06 5:50

can't you get a release version of the IDE ?

it's been 3 years that is released, and now, Visual Studio 2005 is released too !!!
D'Oh! | :doh:

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toxcct24-Jan-06 6:04

24-Jan-06 6:04

you could always add the menu at runtime (in OnInitDialog())...

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-- modified at 3:20 Wednesday 25th January, 2006

nne-vitamin24-Jan-06 7:38

24-Jan-06 7:38

Hello,

the Version is Visual Studio.Net 7.0.9254 (Beta 2). I got it in 2003.

What do you mean with "you could always add the meny at runtime (in OnInitDialog())... "?

-- modified at 15:42 Tuesday 24th January, 2006

Oh, sorry you are right because of the old release. I wanted to try this old release (3 CDs), because I already have it here, cannot download the trial 2005 (too big) from the internet. I should reinstall it now Smile | :)

Owner drawn24-Jan-06 17:56

Owner drawn

24-Jan-06 17:56

toxcct wrote:
meny

Menu;P. Back to primary.

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toxcct24-Jan-06 21:21

24-Jan-06 21:21

Owner drawn wrote:
Menu. Back to primary.

you got me...

fixed now Big Grin | :-D

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How to get the Password?

Priya..k24-Jan-06 4:03

Priya..k

24-Jan-06 4:03

I need someone to solve this bug for me: I can't get the password from this piece of code. I am getting the username fine but the prog can't seem to get the password and display it or compare it.

AnsiString a=AnsiString(DataModule1->DatabaseProjectTracking->Params->Values["Password"]).c_str();

DataModule1->DatabaseProjectTracking->LoginPrompt=false;

ShowMessage(DataModule1->DatabaseProjectTracking->Params->Values["User Name"]);

ShowMessage(a);

if(a=="flx")

{

ShowMessage("Ok");

}

if(a!="flx")

{

ShowMessage("Not Ok");

}

Many Thanks,
Priya

WIN Server 2003

zinc_z24-Jan-06 3:21

24-Jan-06 3:21

Hi Guys ,

I hav posted this earlier too but did't get any solution .
I hav to instal my VC++ application on MS Server 2003 , I copied all the dlls manually (with help of Depends Tool), but my application did't ran. Then after searching from every where I just installed MS Visual C++ 6. on that machine and it solved my problem . Now uninstalling MS Visual C++ again cause my application not to run.

I get a RunTime error without any details. I think problem is that I have to register some dlls or need to copy some dll that DEPENDS Tool is not showing !

Any suggestions of Tips plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz !

Regards,
ZINC

David Crow24-Jan-06 6:55

David Crow

24-Jan-06 6:55

Does your application do any explicit linking?

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zinc_z24-Jan-06 23:33

24-Jan-06 23:33

Hi ,

What do u mean by explicit linking ? I am using standard MFC libraries .
And using SQL Server with CRecordset and CDatabase clases.

I will be really grateful if anyone could help me out here.

Thanks in advance

ZINC

David Crow25-Jan-06 3:03

David Crow

25-Jan-06 3:03

zinc_z wrote:
What do u mean by explicit linking ?

As opposed to implicit linking.

Implicit linking: static load or load-time dynamic linking.
Explicit linking: dynamic load or run-time dynamic linking (e.g., LoadLibrary()).

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zinc_z25-Jan-06 3:58

25-Jan-06 3:58

Hi ,

No I m not using any explicit linking .

I read somewhere on web that If you select "USE MFC IN STATIC Library" option in Project Settings menue , you dont need to copy dlls explicitly but i have tried this one too buts its not working also.

I will really appreciate if you could provide me any alternative solution .

Regards,
ZINC

David Crow25-Jan-06 5:11

David Crow

25-Jan-06 5:11

zinc_z wrote:
I read somewhere on web that If you select "USE MFC IN STATIC Library" option in Project Settings menue , you dont need to copy dlls...

True, because all of the code has been mashed into the single .exe file.

Is your application compiled in Debug or Release mode?

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zinc_z26-Jan-06 0:22