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determine if contents of dialog are changed

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    hi, how do i determine if the contents of the dialog are changed from the initial values. i have edit boxes, check boxes, etc. after initialization of the dialog with the default values, how do i determine if the contents of the dialog are changed?

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      hi, how do i determine if the contents of the dialog are changed from the initial values. i have edit boxes, check boxes, etc. after initialization of the dialog with the default values, how do i determine if the contents of the dialog are changed?

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      Johan Rosengren
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      For editboxes you call GetModify (or send EM_GETMODIFY if you are not using MFC). Otherwise, you'll have to do it manually.

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        hi, how do i determine if the contents of the dialog are changed from the initial values. i have edit boxes, check boxes, etc. after initialization of the dialog with the default values, how do i determine if the contents of the dialog are changed?

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        Most controls have a sort of OnChange Handler or OnClick... Right click the control and choose "add event handler". If something changes in your edit box you can check it against the original value. good luck. "If I don't see you in this world, I'll see you in the next one... and don't be late." ~ Jimi Hendrix

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