Dialog's of other processes on top of another process
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We have developed an application(Form View) which covers complete desktop and hides it. There are few button controls on the form view. On clicking these buttons, another processes were invoked(using shell-execute). The problem here is when we ciclk on button(say, button1) another application(dialog based) is invoked and show's the dialog on top of above application(Form View), and again on clicking another button(say buton2) invokes another application(dialog based) and the second click event hides the first application(invoked thru button1) to back of application(Form View). How can we restrict the application's to be shown on top of application(Form View). The application(Form View)has styles: WS_CLIPCHILDREN | WS_CLIPSIBLINGS | WS_POPUP;
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We have developed an application(Form View) which covers complete desktop and hides it. There are few button controls on the form view. On clicking these buttons, another processes were invoked(using shell-execute). The problem here is when we ciclk on button(say, button1) another application(dialog based) is invoked and show's the dialog on top of above application(Form View), and again on clicking another button(say buton2) invokes another application(dialog based) and the second click event hides the first application(invoked thru button1) to back of application(Form View). How can we restrict the application's to be shown on top of application(Form View). The application(Form View)has styles: WS_CLIPCHILDREN | WS_CLIPSIBLINGS | WS_POPUP;
What was wrong with the answers you got to this question almost exactly one week ago? I know I replied with a rambling essay on how screen savers get called to park themselves on a parent window, by passing a window handle as a parameter. Iain.
Codeproject MVP for C++, I can't believe it's for my lounge posts...
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What was wrong with the answers you got to this question almost exactly one week ago? I know I replied with a rambling essay on how screen savers get called to park themselves on a parent window, by passing a window handle as a parameter. Iain.
Codeproject MVP for C++, I can't believe it's for my lounge posts...
Thnx for the reply Iain. I know that I have posted the question before. I couldn't find the post so posted agin. Can you please refer that link.
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Thnx for the reply Iain. I know that I have posted the question before. I couldn't find the post so posted agin. Can you please refer that link.
It's easy to find your own posts - click on your name in the forum - that'll take you to your profile page. Then click on 'Messages Posted' - that'll take you to a list of messages you have posted, in which you could find your previous questions. Re-posting a question you've already had answers to will not get the same answers again - more likely you'll get abuse for a) re-posting and b) appearing (at lest) to be an ingrate.
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We have developed an application(Form View) which covers complete desktop and hides it. There are few button controls on the form view. On clicking these buttons, another processes were invoked(using shell-execute). The problem here is when we ciclk on button(say, button1) another application(dialog based) is invoked and show's the dialog on top of above application(Form View), and again on clicking another button(say buton2) invokes another application(dialog based) and the second click event hides the first application(invoked thru button1) to back of application(Form View). How can we restrict the application's to be shown on top of application(Form View). The application(Form View)has styles: WS_CLIPCHILDREN | WS_CLIPSIBLINGS | WS_POPUP;
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Thnx for the reply Iain. I know that I have posted the question before. I couldn't find the post so posted agin. Can you please refer that link.
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Thank you chandra for the link