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Hello, I would like to ask, why not use ctoolbarxp display text, there is no other way? Please let me know, thank you!
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The code doesn't seem to catch submenus when using keyboard navigation.
To do that you have to catch WM_MENUSELECT and set a flag when the menu item is a popupmenu so the right works as it is supposed.
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Hi, the application process exits suddenly when I do the following:
- open one of the menus, except the leftmost one. E.g., in your example (MenuBarXPApp.exe), click on the "Edit" menu.
- while the menu is open. double-click on "Edit" again. The two clicks need to be made quite fast.
Now, the applications terminates. The debugger does not show any error message.
I'd really appreciate if you could have a look at that problem.
Thanks, Chris
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The reason is that it does not process the double click event, and the second mouse click triggers OnOK() because the id of the item is 1(same as IDOK).
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MS Standard Menu SEPARATOR not responding to the message that two (WM_LBUTTONDOWN, WM_RBUTTONDOWN). MenuBarXP how to solve with the same standard Like.
Regards ,
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void CToolBarXP::OnCustomDraw( NMHDR * pNotifyStruct, LRESULT* pResult )
{
NMTBCUSTOMDRAW *pnmcd = (NMTBCUSTOMDRAW *)pNotifyStruct;
CDC dc;
dc.Attach(pnmcd->nmcd.hdc);
switch (pnmcd->nmcd.dwDrawStage)
{
case CDDS_PREPAINT:
*pResult = CDRF_NOTIFYITEMDRAW;
break;
case CDDS_ITEMPREPAINT:
PreDrawItem(&dc, pnmcd->nmcd.rc, pnmcd->nmcd.uItemState);
*pResult = TBCDRF_NOEDGES | 0x00400000;
break;
case CDDS_ITEMPOSTPAINT:
break;
}
dc.Detach();
}
Now it worked with implemented XP Themes by manifest. 
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Hi Alex,
your post is some time ago but I'm curious 
I ran in the same problem using this fancy CustomDraw source in a Win32 project.
How did you find out "TBCDRF_NOEDGES | 0x00400000"?
Just try-and-error with TBCDRF_NOBACKGROUND?
Cheers,
Frank.
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Hi,
I have been trying to catch the Left Mouse Click Events on different Menu Items Like Cut, Edit etc in your Demo Project. But HitTest(point) in your CMenuBarXP::OnMenuInput function always returns -ve value which means no option clicked. Please let me know how to catch different Mouse events and to write Event Handlers for Different Mouse events for Menu and Toolbar.
Regards
Nauman
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There's no need to capture mouse clicks. whenever a menuitem is clicked, a WM_COMMAND message with menu ID as parameter will be sent to the parent window, so that the parent window can process them. This process is the same as you were using normal menu. The difference is that when write normal menu item handler, the classwizard can generate some code for you, include the handler function and some message mapping macros, however, if you use this class, you have to write these code manually. Check the auto-generated code for how to write macros, it's not hard to use.
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I Will Try To Explain what I Did.
My Intention is to create the Tool Bar for a button.
So I Have taken CButtonST class for my requirements
In CButtonST Class declarations I added following code
//class declarations
CMenu *pMenuX ;
void AddButtonMenu(CMenu* pMenu);
// In Definations I did like this
void CButtonST::AddButtonMenu(CMenu *pMenu)
{
if(pMenuX!=NULL)
{
if(pMenuX->m_hMenu && pMenuX!=NULL)
{
pMenuX->DestroyMenu ();
}
}
pMenuX=NULL;
if(pMenuX==NULL)
{
pMenuX=pMenu;
}
}
And I have Modified OnClcked Method by Adding following code to it
if(pMenuX && pMenuX->m_hMenu )
{
CRect rWnd;
GetWindowRect(rWnd);
Invalidate();
CMenu* psub = (CMenu*)pMenuX->GetSubMenu(0);
if (m_csCallbacks.hWnd)
::SendMessage(m_csCallbacks.hWnd, m_csCallbacks.nMessage, (WPARAM)psub, m_csCallbacks.lParam);
//::SendMessage(this->m_hWnd, m_csCallbacks.nMessage, (WPARAM)psub, m_csCallbacks.lParam);
DWORD dwRetValue = psub->TrackPopupMenu(TPM_LEFTALIGN | TPM_LEFTBUTTON | TPM_RIGHTBUTTON | TPM_NONOTIFY | TPM_RETURNCMD, rWnd.left, rWnd.bottom, this, NULL);
Invalidate();
return TRUE;
}
This is How I Have modified the code in CButtonST class
And In My Application I tried to work like this
I created a method called CreateToolsButtonMenu
CMenu* CXmlparseDlg::CreateToolsButtonMenu()
{
//You can unrecomment the next two line to load a normal menu
//pMenu->LoadMenu(IDR_MAINMENU);
//return pMenu;
CMenuXP *pPopup;
pPopup = new CMenuXP1;
pPopup->CreatePopupMenu();
CMenuXP *pButtons = new CMenuXP1;
pButtons->CreatePopupMenu();
pButtons->SetBackColor(RGB(0xf2, 0xf2, 0xf2));
pButtons->SetSelectedBarColor(RGB(0x00, 0xcc, 0xcc));
pButtons->SetMenuStyle(CMenuXP1::STYLE_XP);
pButtons->Break();
pButtons->AppendODMenu(0, new CMenuXP1Button(ID_TOOLS_INTERNETEXPLORER, AfxGetApp()->LoadIcon(IDI_EXPLORER)));
pButtons->Break();
pPopup->AppendODPopup(0, pButtons, new CMenuXPText(203, "Buttons"));
return pPopup;
}
and in OnInitDialog method I created button like this
m_btnTools.SetFlat(1);
m_btnTools.SetAlign(CButtonST::ST_ALIGN_VERT);
m_btnTools.SetIcon (IDI_TOOLS );
m_btnTools.EnableBalloonTooltip();
m_btnTools.SetTooltipText(_T("Executes the third party applications"));
m_btnTools.AddButtonMenu(CreateToolsButtonMenu());
After doing these modifications with yours and other expert Davide Calabro's code(Source : http://www.codeproject.com/buttonctrl/cbuttonst.asp) I was able to see your tool bar wth Davide's Button. But Only Problem I have faced is I am not able to catch the WM_COMMAND messages
Regards
hfg h hfgh hgfh
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The WM_COMMAND message will be sent to the window which you designated in TrackPopupMenu function. So, you might try to change that parameter.
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You Write :
The WM_COMMAND message will be sent to the window which you designated in TrackPopupMenu function. So, you
might try to change that parameter.
You mean is that button or main window?
I have created popup menu in CButtonST class means it is designated to button, I assigned same object while creating popup. But it Does not worked.
By Assiging Main Window also it does not worked 
Any help Plz
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try this:
psub->TrackPopupMenu(TPM_LEFTALIGN | TPM_LEFTBUTTON | TPM_RIGHTBUTTON | TPM_NONOTIFY | TPM_RETURNCMD, rWnd.left, rWnd.bottom, this->GetParent(), NULL);
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When I tried the above GetParent() solution, it caused the popup tracking to not work correctly (if you roll over one menu title item, click it to drop the menu, then roll over the next menu title item, it will not drop correctly.)
Instead of changing the window handle in TrackPopupMenu, just do the following:
If your using the wizards, just add a handler for either the command or commandUI as normal, but insure that you select your view window as the target of the message.
If your hand editing do the following in whatever window you childed the menu to...
1. Add handlers for update UI and WM_COMMAND messages like this...
afx_msg void OnUpdateYOUR_MENU_ITEM(CCmdUI *pCmdUI);
afx_msg void OnYOUR_MENU_ITEM();
2. In the message map of the view class, add maps to the above functions like this...
ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI(ID_YOUR_MENU_ITEM, OnUpdateYOUR_MENU_ITEM)
ON_COMMAND(ID_YOUR_MENU_ITEM, OnYOUR_MENU_ITEM)
Lastly... I'd like to say I think you've done a bang-up job with this. It's saved me a ton of work that I would have had to do on my own, and it works great!!! I salute you.
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possible to use this on SDI???
Hirosh
www.hirosh.tk
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and the color of the menu?
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My problem is that, when I try to build this project in Debug version
I always got an error message:
C:\USERS\csz\c++\MenuBarXP\MenuBarXPApp.rc(20) : fatal error RC4214: Codepage not valid: ignored
What is the problem?
Circumstances: WinNT, VC6.0:
CSZX
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Has anybody tried this CToolBarCtrl based control with the TBSTYLE_DROPDOWN style? The edge of the arrow still shows up when a button with dropdown arrow has mouse over it.
Is it a MS bug or I'm not handling the TBSTYLE_DROPDOWN button style properly?
Thanks for the contribution, Yao Zhifeng!
In programming you can do anything (by Paul DiLascia)
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I am beginer in Vc++ and MFC for my assignement I want to change only backgriounds color of menu item in internet explorer.
Is anybody there help me with that.
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Hi, Mr. Yao Zhifeng:
Thank you for your cool XP-style MenuBar class. In addition to for menu icon to lost itself when mousemoving the popup menu
items with "a bit of speed", it generally works great in my dialog-based app. What precautions could I take to avoid this fly
in butter?
In reply to the question "What about message handle", your answer is simple and easy to follow. This seems to make the menu
item's ON_IDM_XXX:COMMAND message to be treated easy, no response to ON_IDM_XXX:UPDATE_COMMANDD_UI messages. I know that any
OnUpdate handlers which included in the dialog's message map will never be called in a dialog-based application. But by
handling the dialog's WM_KICKIDLE message, and mimicking MFC's routing of its UPDATE_UI messages, you can implement this with
a little work (John Wismar: http://www.codeguru.com/dialog/OnUpdate.shtml). I follow this article in a step-by-step way to
try to toggle the check mark initially put in front of a menu item using the statement
pPopup->AppendODMenu(MF_CHECKED, new CMenuXPText(IDM_SETTINGS_FTP, "&FTP Transfer")); in OnUpdateFTPTRansfer(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)
message handler, but nothing was happened. Any suggestions as well as some tips will be highly appreprited.
Thank you for your nice code again!
Golden Lee
Golden Lee
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According to my observation after adding the menubar to CReBarCtrl the parent of menubar gets set to CReBarCtrl although in the beginning it was our main window. The messages sent from menubar control are sent using GetParent()->SendMessage so the messages are going to CReBarCtrl .
I think it is better to send the messages to main window using
AfxGetMainWnd()->SendMessage. For example if we want to enable/disable a menu item when menu pops up ,probably it is better to process the message in the main window.
Besides this minor thing the author has done a god job.
Orcun Colak
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I have changed all the GetParent call with GetOwner. So just call SetOwner to register the owner window. I don't want AfxGetMainWnd appear in my code because the main purpose of writting these code is to keep it lite and less dependency.
Thank you for your suggestion
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