Writing codes in MFC ActiveX Control

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I am trying this article. The Hybrid Solution Part. I was wondering if you could help me out how do I begin writing those codes on Visual C++. I don't have background yet in Visual C++ MFC ActiveX Control and what I did so far is to create the Project. I also added a Dialog and a class but I get an error "Identifier IDD_DIALOG1 is undefined". I don't know if I am doing right. I don't know if adding a dialog is needed in this project because the author hasn't included what to do in MFC ActiveX Control so I am getting a hard time. Kindly help me. Thanks! :)

Posted 10-Sep-12 5:20am

Marvin Pereda

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Philip Stuyck 10-Sep-12 11:28am

Perhaps you should read a little more on activex, MFC and the like before you start doing things you don't quite understand. Your question is to vague as well for anyone to give you a decent answer.

[no name] 10-Sep-12 11:31am

Help with what exactly? Learning MFC? Learning Active X programming? Fixing the code you have that we cannot see?

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Albert Holguin · Answer 1 · 2012-09-10T07:42:00

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"Identifier IDD_DIALOG1 is undefined"

This is letting you know that there is no resource with that ID. It's likely that you changed the dialog resource name and didn't change it in the code where that was originally inserted for you.

In the resource editor, what's the label (it's likely to have the same IDD_ prefix) associated with your dialog? That label needs to appear everywhere where the original IDD_DIALOG1 label appears (in the code, do a quick search within your solution to figure out where you left the old identifier behind).

Kwanvin · Answer 2 · 2012-09-11T22:21:00

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To include "resource.h",you will get the issue "IDD_DIALOG1 is undefined" resolved.

As I know,your need a Wndows to use the ActiveX control,So Adding a dialog seems a right way to do that.

Posted 11-Sep-12 22:21pm

Kwanvin

Updated 11-Sep-12 22:22pm

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