Re: Dialog on click of Grid button
I would just create variables in the dialog that can be set from the code in
the grid control like:
CMyDialog dlg;
dlg.m_csInfo1 = grid.GetSomeInfo1();
dlg.m_csInfo2 = grid.GetSomeInfo2();
etc.
if(dlg.DoModal() == IDOK) {
grid.SetSomeInfo1(m_csInfo1);
grid.SetSomeInfo2(m_csInfo2);
grid.SetSomeInfo3(m_csInfo3);
}
// else they canceled so don't change anything
Of course you'll have to create your own routines to get and set the data.
If you are trying to set more than one item in the grid into a control (like
a list box or list control) in the dialog you could put all the data into a
CStringArray and just set a pointer to it in the dialog. Then you could
update the dialog controls during OnInitDialog().
Tom
"Kishor" <ykk157@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I need to pop up a dialog on click of a button on a grid column. I
could create a dialog and pop up but could'nt transmit messages from
the grid to the dialog. The dialog has some static text controls and
some of these controls display information regarding the grid columns.
Could anyone please help me out?
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