model dialog

[fly_potato]

Hi,

I tried to stack a propertysheet in one CDialog(dlg1). While on one
property page, when I click a button(btn1), I want to initialize
another mode dialog(dlg2). But for some reason, every time when I
click the button btn1, the program just stuck there, cannot see dlg2.

But when I made another button(btn2) on dlg1, and call DoModel(), the
dlg2 showed up properly. I guess I need to do some extra setting on
the propertysheet.

Any help will be appreciated.

[Phlip]

fly_potato wrote:

I tried to stack a propertysheet in one CDialog(dlg1). While on one
property page, when I click a button(btn1), I want to initialize
another mode dialog(dlg2). But for some reason, every time when I
click the button btn1, the program just stuck there, cannot see dlg2.

But when I made another button(btn2) on dlg1, and call DoModel(), the
dlg2 showed up properly. I guess I need to do some extra setting on
the propertysheet.

You will get the best answer on a newsgroup that covers modal dialogs
(assumably for Win32). Find one with http://groups.google.com

But beware that nobody (who is anybody) ever uses DoModal(). It prevents too
many bug patches in the Win32 architecture - specifically the bug patch
called PreTranslateMes sage(). Always raise dialogs as modeless, but set
their parent window's ENABLED state to FALSE for their duration. Win32 will
treat this situation exactly as a modal dialog.

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Phlip
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