Re: I receive only 1/20 html event in a CDHTMLDialog

From:
"David Ching" <dc@remove-this.dcsoft.com>
Newsgroups:
microsoft.public.vc.mfc
Date:
Wed, 16 May 2007 13:15:03 GMT
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"Guillaume" <Guillaume@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:79EE8279-94D2-4208-B5F7-F189F3CFE461@microsoft.com...

Hi everyone,

I got a big problem with a <div> section in the html code of my program
using CDHTMLDialog. I put an entry in the related DHTML_EVENT_MAP,
matching
the Onclick event on this <div> element with a callback function.

This worked perfectfully for a while, but now only about 1 event on 20 is
catched by the application, and I don't know why. Events are not catched
regularly.

Hope you can help me to find the reason of this.


Do you still have the code that worked perfectly? ;)

Does the <DIV> contain child elements that could be receiving the Click
instead? What about the Z-order of the <DIV>? Is another element on top of
it?

You can add to your map:

    DHTML_EVENT_TAG_ALL(DISPID_HTMLELEMENTEVENTS_ONMOUSEDOWN,
OnHtmlMouseDown)

to trap mouse down for all elements and handle it with:

    HRESULT CDHtmlPopupRequirementsDlg::OnHtmlMouseDown(IHTMLElement*
pElement)
    {
        // see what pElement got the event
    }

DHTML_EVENT_TAG_ALL is defined as:

// From "Dialog with HTML skin using CDHtmlDialog and SetWindowRgn"
// http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/HtmlSkinCDHtmlDialog.asp
// Define the macro for mapping one event from all HTML tags
#define DHTML_EVENT_TAG_ALL(dispid, memberFxn) { DHTMLEVENTMAPENTRY_TAG, dispid, _T("a"), (DHEVTFUNCCONTROL) (DHEVTFUNC)
theClass::memberFxn }, { DHTMLEVENTMAPENTRY_TAG, dispid, _T("abbr"), (DHEVTFUNCCONTROL) (DHEVTFUNC)
theClass::memberFxn }, { DHTMLEVENTMAPENTRY_TAG, dispid, _T("acronym"), (DHEVTFUNCCONTROL)
(DHEVTFUNC) theClass::memberFxn }, { DHTMLEVENTMAPENTRY_TAG, dispid, _T("address"), (DHEVTFUNCCONTROL)
(DHEVTFUNC) theClass::memberFxn }, ...
{ DHTMLEVENTMAPENTRY_TAG, dispid, _T("div"), (DHEVTFUNCCONTROL) (DHEVTFUNC)
theClass::memberFxn }, ...

  and continues for all types of DHTML elements. You can check
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/HtmlSkinCDHtmlDialog.asp for complete
code.

-- David

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