Re: ActiveX events not firing in WTL app
NickP <a@a.com> wrote:
I have an ActiveX control situated on a dialog in a WTL
application. I used the wizard in order to create the necessary
event code and a SYNC_MAP has been created, with the appropriate
callback methods. Everything compiles and runs fine but none of the
events are fired.
For example, the control displays pages of a document and an event
is raised when a page is changed...
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BEGIN_SINK_MAP(CDocumentView)
SINK_ENTRY(IDC_VSPDFVIEWER, 201, OnPageChangeVspdfviewer)
END_SINK_MAP()
void __stdcall OnPageChangeVspdfviewer();
Show the declaration of CDocumentView. Is it derived from
IDispEventImpl? What parameters are passed to IDispEventImpl?
Try replacing SINK_ENTRY with SINK_ENTRY_EX, explicitly listing the DIID
of the source interface. SINK_ENTRY tries to automatically detect the
control's default source interface. Many controls don't support such
detection.
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With best wishes,
Igor Tandetnik
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