SetItemData, GetItemData

[elephantstar]

I created a dialog box with 3 controls using the ClassWizard. I created a variable for each control with type CComboBox. Within my constructor I set up the values associated with each index item: m_combo1.SetItemData(0, 1); m_combo1.SetItemData(1, 2); m_combo1.SetItemData(2, 5); When I run the program, it throws a debug assertion failed error. What seems to be the problem? Does it have something to do with its declaration? Thanks!

[Christian Graus]

If you debug when you get the assert, you'll see the MFC source code where it's blowing up, and the comment above the ASSERT will answer your question. Christian I have several lifelong friends that are New Yorkers but I have always gravitated toward the weirdo's. - Richard Stringer

[DasdaDAS]

Or u can do ur codings in OnInitDialog() :laugh: Zxczc

[toxcct]

you can also use SetwindowText() to fill you controls with some datas.

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[Michael Dunn]

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[elephantstar]

That did it. Thanks!