Comments by DFaeuster

DFaeuster 26-Feb-14 1:29am View

It's a self written ActiveX Control similar to a toolbar (some buttons etc.)
But I've found a solution for my redrawing problem in the meanwhile by calling "RedrawWindow()"

DFaeuster 25-Feb-14 1:34am View

Nope, unfortunately not. The article you posted is about creating such a dropdown button, but this is not my problem. I try to disable only the main part of the button but NOT the arrow.

DFaeuster 24-Feb-14 9:18am View

Sorry for the late response but was stuck in another project.
I tried both of your hints but none of them helped me to solve the problem.
But thanks for your time.

DFaeuster 24-Jan-14 8:24am View

I did not know that I also need a toolbar resource if I dynamically create the toolbar. But let me check it with a clean project. I will set-up everything again since I tried a lot of different approaches. Maybe they are disturbing each other in some way.

DFaeuster 24-Jan-14 5:42am View

This did not help either.
Btw: why should I define the toolbar and its bitmap in the MFC app? Should not it be the way that an ActiveX control comes with all stuff it needs?

DFaeuster 24-Jan-14 1:56am View

Nope, this did not solve the problem.

DFaeuster 12-Dec-13 4:31am View

Ok, it's working now.
After considering your comments, espacially with the re-definition of the class, I searched for the "CDTXBBAR.h" file on my complete hard drive and found the header file twice in different projects of my solution.
One was completely empty and the other one was the correct one.
So, when I compiled the "TextControl"-project itself it took the correct header. But during the compilation of the other project, that makes use of "TextControl" the empty file was taken.

Due to the order of the additional include directories the empty file was in front of the correct one. So after deletion of the empty file all went fine.

Now one of you might ask where the empty file comes from. I accidentially generated the "CDTXBBAR.h" file in the wrong project. Afterwards I deleted it in VS with "Remove" but not with "Delete". So the file was removed from the solution but still on the hard drive. Violá

DFaeuster 11-Dec-13 10:15am View

1. There is no "#pragma once" but the normal include guard
2. In "stdafx.h" are the includes for CWnd for example.
Here is the complete content

#include <afxwin.h> // MFC core and standard components
#include <afxext.h> // MFC extensions
#include <afxole.h> // MFC OLE classes
#include <afxodlgs.h> // MFC OLE dialog classes
#include <afxadv.h>
#include <afxcmn.h> // MFC new controls

DFaeuster 11-Dec-13 9:55am View

I changed the order of the public and protected block but still the same errors that are pointing to the line with CDTXBBAR m_txBBar;

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