Re: Problem with CheckBox
Could your checkbox be hooked into a variable using DDX and perhaps that
variable is not getting updated with the current value. You will have to
call UpdateData(TRUE) or get the value yourself using GetCheck() to set the
variable. Could be when you are redrawing you are just writing over the
users "check" with the value you have stored in your dialog code behind.
You may find that redrawing every second is too often too. Although that
should be plenty of time for the mechanism to work. I'd add a handler for
the checkbox click and update your variable there.
Tom
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Hello,
I work on an MFC/VC++ application. It's a CDialog based application, and
it displays (among others) the current time in blue. For this display, I
have to redraw the window each second (with RedrawWindow() function).
There is also a checkbox in my CDialog, but when I click on it, it is
de-selected (or un-selected) one second after.
Is this linked to the fact I redarw the CDialog each second ? Is there
something to do to prevent my checkbox from being unselected ?
Thank you for your help.
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