-- Tomasz Sowinski -- (or anyone)

[Rickard Andersson20]

It's about the "change one thing in an other dialog" stuff! :) Let us say I create a new app with AppWizard. I put a button on that dialog (Dialog 1). When I push that button a second dialog (Dialog 2) appears that has WS_POPUP style. Then I put a button on that dialog too. When I push that button I want to for eg. change the caption on the button that is on Dialog 1, HOW?? I tried this: CDialogOneDlg dlg; dlg.btn.SetWindowText("TEST"); // dlg = 'Dialog 1', btn = a CButton on Dialog 1 But the compiler says there is no window??hmmm... The dialog is already created so why this error message?? :confused: :confused: ------------------------------ CodeCracker - That's me! :) ------------------------------

[Fazlul Kabir]

But the compiler says there is no window??hmmm... The dialog is already created so why this error message?? It's true that the C++ object of the dialog is created but not the window. The window will be created when you call something like dlg.DoModal(); As for the 2 dialog issue, you can save the pointers of the first dialog in the 2nd one and thus once the 2nd on is displayed, you have the access to all of the controls in the first one. // Fazlul

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[Remi Morin]

CDialogOneDlg dlg;
dlg.btn.SetWindowText("TEST");

there you create a new CDialogOneDlg. You must get a pointer to you'r previous CDialogOneDlg, (CDialogOneDlg* dlg) and for this you will have to do something like

CDialogOneDlg* p_dlg;
p_dlg = (CDialogOneDlg*)this->GetParent();
p_dlg->btn.SetWindowText("TEST");

Remi Morin Rmorin@Operamail.com Remi.Morin@Lyrtech.com

[Rickard Andersson20]

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