Hi myself, * For anyone who is interrested, I managed to do it this way: 1) I can receive mesages when a user clicks on elements in the page. So, i handle clickin on and tags. If the type attribute is submit (buttons and inputs) or image (inputs), then it is about to submit the form. 2) Get the form object, get the email and password input fields and retrieve their values. I am not sure if this is how the browsers do it, but seems to work fine for me. Louis. "Ambition without knowledge is like a boat on dry land" -Mr. Miyagi

ldaoust wrote: Did you try it ? Yes in 2003 and with or without the preprocessor macro defined I only get the original dialog so the copied template never executes and controls added to the copied dialog resource never show up in the list of controls in the "add member variable" dialog. Never used this feature before today so I never saw it work in VC6. "Just about every question you've asked over the last 3-4 days has been "urgent". Perhaps a little planning would be helpful?" Colin Angus Mackay in the C# forum led mike

Finally found the problem, so I post the solution here for anyone else that would stumble on this problem. My original project was a VC6 project. It was converted by VC7. At this point I think resources were ok. I was using two resource files in this project, just to split them up so it is easier to work in a team environnement. I also was including a resource file from another project which is a global library for many of our projects. I am not to sure how the problem occured, but the project lost track of which of the resource file was the main resource file. The main resource file is saved in the .vcproj file. At the end of this file there is a <Globals> then a <Global> section in which the main resource file path appears. Mine was pointing to the wrong one, after putting back the proper path, everything was back to normal. Took me a while to find this after trying several things. Case closed. Louis * google is your friend * -- modified at 10:51 Tuesday 11th July, 2006

I don't know if this will help. But in this entire thread, no one mentioned that a control is another window and only the window over which the mouse is moving gets the WM_MOUSEMOVE messages (not its parents). You don't want to capture the mouse in your main window, because then your child windows will not receive mouse message (they will all go to your main window). If you need to keep track of the cursor position, even when the mouse cursor is over a child window. Then you should start a timer in you main window (in this case your dialog window) and call GetCursorPos to get the screen coordinates of the cursor. Then there is an API function some where (I forgot the name of it), that can be used to get the handle of a window given the screen coordinates, that you need to call to determine which window you are over. If you need to display the coordinates, then you'll probably need to convert the screen coordinates to the local client coordinates. INTP "The more help VB provides VB programmers, the more miserable your life as a C++ programmer becomes." Andrew W. Troelsen

ok, i figured out all the settings to achieve what I want... Basically, what was important, is that I had to set the WS_CLIPSIBLINGS window style to all child of the parent dialog. case closed.

Great, thanks. Got it to work based on that article. thanks again. -- Louis.

You can also set a custom page to be displayed for the WSDL documentation:<?xmlversion="1.0"encoding="utf-8"?> <configuration> <system.web> <webServices> <wsdlHelpGeneratorhref="helpPage.aspx"/> </webService> </system.web> </configuration> It can also be a .html page. So you can display what ever you want. A third possibility is to process the request from Application_BeginRequest function. You can check if the request has a ?wsdl to it and throw a http exception. All these examples can be found here: http://www.15seconds.com/issue/040609.htm

I found my problem... There was a conditional compile directive in the .RC file that was spanning on two lines with a '\' line break. I removed the '\' line break so that the directive fits only on one line. That made the 'out of date' message go away. I found this line by looking at the BuildLog.htm result file. There was an entry stating that a file 'define(_DEBUG))' could not be found. Not to sure how this happened. I never edited that file by hand. This project was converted from VC6 to VC.NET by VC.NET, but was not doing that problem after convertion. Happend at some point after. anyways, it is solved. Thought I was going crazy :wtf: Thanks for the spiritual support :) Louis. --- Now...how to rate this one ? ;P

Enumerate all the keys and values in the tree. Then write out a file in the REG format that RegEdit or RegEdt32 uses. You can then run the RegEdit passing it command line arguments to reload the REG file. The REG files are text files. No reboot would be required.