Re: How to get m_hWnd in CDialog
Why do you need m_hWnd of the dialog to call SetWindowPos()? That should
all be built in.
Another method would be just to always create the button on the dialog and
just show or hide it as you decide you need it. I found that to be a lot
easier than dynamically creating controls.
Also, remember to return FALSE from OnInitDialog() if you change the focus
of the controls.
Tom
"mircowhat" <mircowhat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B6BA959D-8235-4F1C-9483-2726C54A594D@microsoft.com...
Yes im trying to do this in,
BOOL MyDiagClassDlg::OnInitDialog(){
CDialog::OnInitDialog();
//other initializations
CBitmapButton mybtn;
mybtn.create(...........);
//heres where i want to call
mybtn.SetWindowPos(.....);
}
I'm not sure if your last sentence was a statement or instructions.
I've tried just about every combination i can think of to get m_hWnd of
the
dialog window. Could you please elaborate?
Thanks.
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