Thread: Buttons & Toolbars Problem.

Use ON_BN_CLICK.

And the warning means that you don't have a string resource with the same ID as the button - MFC uses those for displaying text in the status bar and in tooltips:

String resource:
Id: IDC_CONTROL
Value: "Text for statusbar\nTooltiptext"

i used ON_BN_CLICK, but got 'undeclared identifier' at compile.

ON_WM_LBUTTONDOWN doesn't seem to work either.

just thought i'd add this...

this toolbar class is a subclass of CToolBar, and the message handlers are in the toolbar source.... is this correct? or should the message handlers be in the ChildFrame that 'hosts' the ToolBar? the weird thing is that the combobox works just fine....

i dunno...

Sorry, it's ON_BN_CLICKED.
(You could have found out by using the help.)

or should the message handlers be in the ChildFrame that 'hosts' the ToolBar?

Depends on the message. Parent notifications can be caught in the frame if they are the external interface of the toolbar. Notifications that are part of the toolbar itself should be caught by the toolbar using the reflection macros.

sorry thought you were takin the ........ with ON_BN_CLICK..... didn't think it was real...

ON_BN_CLICKED still doesn't work....

here's the create code in case there's anything i'm missing there... but i don't think so

Code:

int CSessionFrameToolbar::OnCreate(LPCREATESTRUCT lpCreateStruct)
{
	if (CToolBar::OnCreate(lpCreateStruct) == -1)
		return -1;

	LoadToolBar(IDR_SF_TOOLBAR);
	
	pan_mode = TRUE;
	uvs_mode = FALSE;
	uvm_mode = FALSE;

	SetButtonStyle(0, TBBS_CHECKBOX);
	SetButtonStyle(1, TBBS_CHECKBOX);
	
	SetButtonStyle(2, TBBS_SEPARATOR);

	SetButtonStyle(3, TBBS_CHECKBOX);
	SetButtonStyle(4, TBBS_CHECKBOX);
	SetButtonStyle(5, TBBS_CHECKBOX);
	
	SetButtonStyle(6, TBBS_SEPARATOR);
	
	SetButtonInfo(7, IDC_SF_COMBOBOX, TBBS_SEPARATOR, 200);

	SetButtonStyle(8, TBBS_SEPARATOR);

	CRect combo_rect;
	GetItemRect(7, &combo_rect);
	combo_rect.bottom = combo_rect.top + 144;
	combo_box.Create(WS_CHILD|WS_VISIBLE|WS_VSCROLL|CBS_SORT|CBS_DROPDOWNLIST, combo_rect, this, IDC_SF_COMBOBOX);
	combo_box.ShowWindow(SW_SHOW);
	
	return 1;
}

i dunno, seems like this should be easy.... what am i missing?

Oh, so it's a toolbar button. I thought it was a real one.

Try ON_COMMAND in the frame.

OK moved everything to the frame, so now the buttons work.... but the combobox doesn't.... argh.

working now... thanks for yer help.