default buttons
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Hello, I have a dialog with an OK and Cancel button, for example. Until a certain event takes place, the OK button is disabled, and the Cancel button is default (ie: has the thicker black outline). When the event takes place, and the OK button becomes enabled, I want it so that the OK button instantly becomes the only default button. With what keywords can I accomplish this? Thanks ;)
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Hello, I have a dialog with an OK and Cancel button, for example. Until a certain event takes place, the OK button is disabled, and the Cancel button is default (ie: has the thicker black outline). When the event takes place, and the OK button becomes enabled, I want it so that the OK button instantly becomes the only default button. With what keywords can I accomplish this? Thanks ;)
use
[CDialog::SetDefID()](http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7sd15kw3.aspx)[[^](http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7sd15kw3.aspx "New Window")]for instance :this->SetDefID(IDOK); //considering that this is your dialog box class
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[CDialog::SetDefID()](http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7sd15kw3.aspx)[[^](http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7sd15kw3.aspx "New Window")]for instance :this->SetDefID(IDOK); //considering that this is your dialog box class
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thisis the pointer within the CDialog class in which the processing event were caught. i mean, if you're switching the default button when typing something in an edit box for instance, you override the EN_CHANGE message of that edit box, and as this editbox belongs to the dialogbox, thethispointer refers to the dialog box. have you even copied the code to try it ?
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aafcls wrote:
can you please be more specific, I'm not sure how you mean to implement this.
Just call
SetDefID(IDOK). It's not any harder than that.
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