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YaronNir7-Jul-06 20:51

7-Jul-06 20:51

i've made my derived CRichEditCtrl class able to receive url addresses that appear with underline, but the problem is that when i click this link, nothing happens.

also, right click on the rich edit doesn't open a pop up menu

and also, how do i catch copy & paste methods

thanks in advanced

Yaron Nir

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Re: CRichEditCtrl question

Naveen7-Jul-06 21:15

Naveen

7-Jul-06 21:15

YaronNir wrote:
but the problem is that when i click this link, nothing happens.

u can u use ShellExecute function to open a internet explorer for the specified url when the user clicks in the url.

YaronNir wrote:
and also, how do i catch copy & paste methods

handle WM_COPY and WM_PASTE messages for this.

nave

Re: CRichEditCtrl question

YaronNir8-Jul-06 3:05

YaronNir

8-Jul-06 3:05

thanks for the reply.

how do i catch the click on the url to call the shell execute?

what about my third question : right click on the rich edit doesn't show default pop up menu (with the items of copy paste etc....)
thanks again

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http://www.codeproject.com/com/COMBasics.asp

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Re: CRichEditCtrl question

Hamid_RT7-Jul-06 22:52

Hamid_RT

7-Jul-06 22:52

You can use //::ShellExecute(NULL, "open", "iexplore.exe", "your_url.htm", NULL, NULL, SW_SHOWNORMAL);or see CHtmlView maybe it is some helpful to you

whitesky

Re: CRichEditCtrl question

YaronNir8-Jul-06 3:05

YaronNir

8-Jul-06 3:05

how to add Menu to my window [modified]

LakshmiPathiRao7-Jul-06 20:48

LakshmiPathiRao

7-Jul-06 20:48

i have created a window how to add menu to my window
i have written code like this
int CNode::OnCreate(LPCREATESTRUCT lpCreateStruct)
{
if (CWnd::OnCreate(lpCreateStruct) == -1)
return -1;

// TODO: Add your specialized creation code here
CMenu* pNewMenu = new CMenu;
pNewMenu->LoadMenu( IDR_MENU2 );
SetMenu(pNewMenu);

return 0;
}
and my window style is
DWORD dwStyle = WS_CHILD|WS_VISIBLE|WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW|WS_BORDER
but i am not getting menu to my window
can any one help me

B.LakshmipathiRao

-- modified at 3:08 Saturday 8th July, 2006

Re: how to add Menu to my window

Naveen7-Jul-06 21:12

Naveen

7-Jul-06 21:12

no need of doing all this.

just right click on the dialog. Take properties from the menu.

In the general tab u can find a combobox called menu. Select "IDR_MENU2" from that one. Build and run the project. Cool | :cool:

nave

Re: how to add Menu to my window

NiceNaidu7-Jul-06 21:15

NiceNaidu

7-Jul-06 21:15

LakshmiPathiRao wrote:
CMenu* pNewMenu = new CMenu;
pNewMenu->LoadMenu( IDR_MENU2 );
SetMenu(pNewMenu);

There is nothing wrong in your code.
It is working fine here.

Just debug the code once,keeping a breakpoint at OnCreate()

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Command routing

RockyJames7-Jul-06 20:25

RockyJames

7-Jul-06 20:25

hi,I have created a tabcontrol in formview, CBaseFormView:CFormView,Each tab in the tabcontrol is a formview,CTab1View:CFormView,CTab2View:CFormView..I have handled WM_CONTEXTMENU in CBaseFormView,in the context menu i have two item "Print" and "PrintPreview".I have Handled ON_COMMAND for both menu items in CBaseFormView,When i right in BaseFormView,print and printpreview are working,even the print command in printpreview is working,When i right click on tabcontrol..print is working,print in printpreview is not working ,what could be the reason..?

Thanks in before
James

Re: Command routing

NiceNaidu7-Jul-06 20:53

NiceNaidu

7-Jul-06 20:53

Can u give some more details ??

To know the routing of the command,Keep message boxes in each view and run the application.

I think this must help you to know the command routing.

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Re: Command routing

RockyJames7-Jul-06 20:59

RockyJames

7-Jul-06 20:59

i have overriden Onfileprint,onfileprintpreview,Onprepareprinting,OnPrint,OnEndPrinting,in all view,I am handling printing in the respective view..

IHtmlPopup Error [modified]

Ranjan Banerji7-Jul-06 19:58

Ranjan Banerji

7-Jul-06 19:58

I am building a BHO that is meant to popup a IHtmlPopup window on a mouse over image event. All the code works fine if the image is in the main Window.

However if the image is in a frame then I get the following error:

{"Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCESSDENIED))"} System.Exception {System.UnauthorizedAccessException}

This happens when I try to create the Popup Window or access its Document
The code below is in C#, but I think it would apply to C++ too.

I have tried getting the parentWindow from the Frame's document and from teh main document.

<br />
//IHTMLWindow4 parentWindow = (IHTMLWindow4)FrameDocument.parentWindow;<br />
IHTMLWindow4 parentWindow = (IHTMLWindow4)PageDocument.parentWindow;<br />
<br />
//This line will work, but if you look at the Document Property, you will see the exception<br />
IHTMLPopup popUp = (IHTMLPopup)parentWindow.createPopup( ref argIn );<br />
//This line will throw the exception<br />
IHTMLDocument2 popupDoc = (IHTMLDocument2)popUp.document;<br />

Any ideas?

-- modified at 2:31 Saturday 8th July, 2006

Re: IHtmlPopup Error

NiceNaidu7-Jul-06 21:49

NiceNaidu

7-Jul-06 21:49

Ranjan Banerji wrote:
IHTMLDocument2 popupDoc = (IHTMLDocument2)popUp.document;

Check this link http://www.tech-archive.net/Archive/VC/microsoft.public.vc.atl/2004-03/0693.html[^]

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Re: IHtmlPopup Error

Ranjan Banerji7-Jul-06 22:45

Ranjan Banerji

7-Jul-06 22:45

Thanks, but I am not sure that is my problem. My code works when there are no frames in the html. It fails when we have frames. Also, I can get it to work using simple javascript even in frames. Just cant get the C# code to work with frames.

Re: IHtmlPopup Error

Stephen Hewitt8-Jul-06 2:54

Stephen Hewitt

8-Jul-06 2:54

Sounds like a cross frame security issue.

Steve

Re: IHtmlPopup Error

Ranjan Banerji8-Jul-06 7:37

Ranjan Banerji

8-Jul-06 7:37

Yes it is. But how do I overcome it? Smile | :)

Is there a way around?

Yow can I serialize Color object (GDI+)

NoName II7-Jul-06 19:34

NoName II

7-Jul-06 19:34

the subj.

Re: Yow can I serialize Color object (GDI+)

NiceNaidu7-Jul-06 20:59

NiceNaidu

7-Jul-06 20:59

Check this link http://msdn.microsoft.com/archive/default.asp?url=/archive/en-us/dnarmfc/html/msdn_mfcclip.asp[^]

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Re: Yow can I serialize Color object (GDI+)

NoName II7-Jul-06 21:09

NoName II

7-Jul-06 21:09

can't brouse the page...are u sure about the link?

Re: Yow can I serialize Color object (GDI+)

NiceNaidu7-Jul-06 21:18

NiceNaidu

7-Jul-06 21:18

Yes..It is getting opened here.

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Re: Yow can I serialize Color object (GDI+)

NoName II7-Jul-06 21:21

NoName II

7-Jul-06 21:21

I can't....
mybe the priblem is couse use Opera?

Re: Yow can I serialize Color object (GDI+)

NoName II7-Jul-06 21:32

NoName II

7-Jul-06 21:32

Could you post article here...or emai...

Re: Yow can I serialize Color object (GDI+)

NiceNaidu7-Jul-06 21:52

NiceNaidu

7-Jul-06 21:52

Copying Data to the Clipboard
Having registered a Clipboard format, we can look at copying data to the Clipboard. Let's first look at the OnUpdate. . . handler for the Edit Copy command:

void CClipView::OnUpdateEditCopy(CCmdUI* pCmdUI)<br />
{<br />
    int i = m_wndList.GetSelCount();<br />
    pCmdUI->Enable(i > 0 ? TRUE : FALSE);<br />
}

If no items are selected, the command is disabled. This does two things: It shows the user the command won't do anything (it's grayed out), and it prevents us from getting Copy commands when there is nothing to copy. Let's look at the code for doing the actual copy operation:

void CClipView::OnEditCopy()<br />
{<br />
    // Get the number of selected items.<br />
    int iCount = m_wndList.GetSelCount();<br />
    ASSERT(iCount > 0);<br />
    // Get the list of selection IDs.<br />
    int* pItems = new int [iCount];<br />
    m_wndList.GetSelItems(iCount, pItems);<br />
    // Create a list.<br />
    CMyObList ObList;<br />
    // Add all the items to the list.<br />
    int i;<br />
    CMyObj* pObj;<br />
    for (i=0; i<iCount; i++) {<br />
        pObj = (CMyObj*) m_wndList.GetItemData(pItems[i]);<br />
        ObList.Append(pObj);<br />
    }<br />
    // Done with the item list.<br />
    delete pItems;<br />
    // Create a memory-file-based archive.<br />
    CSharedFile mf (GMEM_MOVEABLE|GMEM_DDESHARE|GMEM_ZEROINIT);<br />
    CArchive ar(&mf, CArchive::store);  <br />
    ObList.Serialize(ar);<br />
    ar.Close(); // Flush and close.<br />
    HGLOBAL hMem = mf.Detach();<br />
    if (!hMem) return;<br />
    // Nuke the list but not the objects.<br />
    ObList.RemoveAll();<br />
    // Send the Clipboard the data.<br />
    OpenClipboard();<br />
    EmptyClipboard();<br />
    SetClipboardData(theApp.m_uiMyListClipFormat, hMem);<br />
    CloseClipboard();<br />
}

The number of selected items is used to create a temporary array of selection IDs. The IDs are set into the array by calling GetSelItems. A new CMyObList is created and the pointer to each object is added to the list. Note that we are adding a reference to an object that is in use elsewhere, so it's important that we don't delete these objects by mistake when we're done here.

Once the new CMyObList object has been built, a CSharedFile is created and an archive is created on top of the shared file. We can now serialize the list to the archive and, hence, to the shared file in memory. Once that's done, the memory of the shared file is detached, ready for sending to the Clipboard. The temporary CMyList object has all its items removed, not destroyed. The list object itself is, of course, destroyed when the function exits. The Clipboard is opened, emptied, and set with the data from the shared file. The memory block now becomes the property of the Clipboard. Finally, the Clipboard is closed.

If you use the Clipboard viewer after copying a list to the Clipboard, you'll see an item from your private format. You can't view the data, of course, because the Clipboard has no way of understanding it. You can add that capability for owner-drawn Clipboard items if you want the user to be able to see the data in the Clipboard viewer.

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How do you go about making a custom control? [modified]

Lord Kixdemp7-Jul-06 19:27

Lord Kixdemp

7-Jul-06 19:27

Hello everyone!
First of all, I'm planning on using wxWidgets and not MFC... If that's not possible, I'll just do MFC.
Anyways... I need a custom control. I need it to be a grid of colorable characters... I've got no idea how to do this, I've read a couple of tutorials before (for C#) but I just didn't get it... I was planning to do a SDL program instead, but then I thought it would be a waste. Thanks!

-- modified at 1:28 Saturday 8th July, 2006

Re: How do you go about making a custom control?

NiceNaidu7-Jul-06 21:32

NiceNaidu

7-Jul-06 21:32

Kixdemp wrote:
I'm planning on using wxWidgets and not MFC

This is a forum for MFC.

Check this link to build a custom control using MFC. http://www.codeproject.com/miscctrl/customcontrol.asp[^]

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