Date Time Picket in a PropertyPage...
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If I add a date time picker to my dialog resource for my property page the dialog fails to get created. If I create a standard dialog it all works fine. Any suggestions? Joshua Guy
Sonork ID: 100.9944 ICQ: 519642 Hotmail: JoshuaJGuy@hotmail.com
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If I add a date time picker to my dialog resource for my property page the dialog fails to get created. If I create a standard dialog it all works fine. Any suggestions? Joshua Guy
Sonork ID: 100.9944 ICQ: 519642 Hotmail: JoshuaJGuy@hotmail.com
Yes. It's twisted. You have to create it yourself. See my (unrelated) article A File Open Dialog for the PocketPC 2002[^]. Here, in the sample code, you will find two classes:
CExDialogandCExDlgEngine. The last is intended to be used as a means to implement common functionalities in bothCDialogandCPropertyPage-derived classes. The method you want to use isCreateDateTime. To use it, replace your date time picker with a static control with the same size and ID. In yourOnInitDialoguse this method like:CreateDateTime(this, m_dtcDate, IDC_DATE, DTS_SHORTDATEFORMAT);
Where
m_dtcDateis declared in your property page class as aCDateTimeCtrl. Voilá! -
Yes. It's twisted. You have to create it yourself. See my (unrelated) article A File Open Dialog for the PocketPC 2002[^]. Here, in the sample code, you will find two classes:
CExDialogandCExDlgEngine. The last is intended to be used as a means to implement common functionalities in bothCDialogandCPropertyPage-derived classes. The method you want to use isCreateDateTime. To use it, replace your date time picker with a static control with the same size and ID. In yourOnInitDialoguse this method like:CreateDateTime(this, m_dtcDate, IDC_DATE, DTS_SHORTDATEFORMAT);
Where
m_dtcDateis declared in your property page class as aCDateTimeCtrl. Voilá!I had a feeling you would probably be the one to answer. ;-) Joshua Guy
Sonork ID: 100.9944 ICQ: 519642 Hotmail: JoshuaJGuy@hotmail.com