vc++ mfc problem with controls

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I created a dialog mfc Project in vs 2008 (vc++) I added some controls but when I right click on the edit BOX the option add variable is disabled and when I double click on a button doesn't show the event 'onclick'of the button to add code also on the PROPERTIES BOX the events of the control (button) are missing, used mfc as shared dll, dialog based and standart mfc, any help?

Posted 10-Dec-14 22:18pm

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Richard MacCutchan 11-Dec-14 4:20am

Do you mean when you run your program, or is this something that happens when you are using Visual Studio? It is reasonably important to understand the difference.

Member 3892343 11-Dec-14 4:27am

in the designe time in vs when I try to add an event to button or add var to edit BOX, I use vs 2008 sp1. When i try to code.

Richard MacCutchan 11-Dec-14 13:15pm

Sorry, but it's impossible to guess what may be wrong. I suggest you try deleting the class wizard file and then rebuilding the project to see if that clears it.

Member 11291794 11-Dec-14 19:07pm

Hi, didn't you modify something in your dialog class, ie ID of dialog?

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Member 3892343 · Answer 1 · 2014-12-12T10:12:00

Solution 1

Sorry for the delay I started a NEW Project and worked correct.

Posted 12-Dec-14 10:12am

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