Re: Difference Between "Close" & "X"
Cool, I changed the logic a bit and it works.
Thanks
"ScottMcP [MVP]" <scottmcp@mvps.org> wrote in message
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On Sep 2, 6:26 pm, "JCO" <some...@somewhere.com> wrote:
I have a dialog that is invoked as shown below. When you click the
"Close"
button, all is okay, but when you click the red "X" in the upper right
corner the message box (code below) is invoked. I don't understand the
difference?
void MyCDialog::OnMenuInformation()
{
CHistoryInfoDlg HistoryInfoDlg;
if( IDOK != HistoryInfoDlg.DoModal() )
{
MessageBox( _T("OnMenuInformation() Error.
HistoryInfoDlg NOT
Instantiated!") );
return;
}}
Thanks
The default dialog buttons are OK and Cancel. You have apparently
changed the label on the OK button to Close, and IDOK is returned.
The red X is equivalent to the Cancel button, and it does not return
IDOK. Your "NOT instantiated" message is incorrect.
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