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Since 2.83 happens, that all dynamic control bar windows which are in document style have a wrong CtrlID? Has this any reasons?

If i create dynamic toolbars with a child which has CtrlID 18 and i load the toolbar states with CExtControlBar::ProfileBarStateLoad then all childs have a CtrlID higher then 257 which are in document mode.

Debug output before ProfileBarStateLoad (the first number is the ctrlid)

View: 9 7B17AE8 (document mode)

View: 11 7AEB660

View: 13 7AEC2B8

View: 10 7AF2910

View: 14 7B0BE68

View: 8 7B12658

View: 18 7B0ED30 (document mode)

View: 12 7B16C30 (document mode)

Debug output after ProfileBarStateLoad

View: 11 7AEB660

View: 13 7AEC2B8

View: 10 7AF2910

View: 14 7B0BE68

View: 8 7B12658

View: 259 7B0ED30

View: 258 7B16C30

View: 257 7B17AE8

And a other question. How i can hide dialog toolbars from the dynamic menu which is open on a right click of the free toolbar space?

The dialog control identifier of a dynamic control bar’s child window should be changed when it is moved into an MDI child frame window. This is required because the MDI child frame window uses dialog control identifiers for automatic repositioning the windows inside it.

The CFrameWnd::ShowControlBar() method is unavailable for toolbars and other control bars created as children of a dialog and other non-frame windows. So, you should simply hide the toolbar inside dialog by invoking toolbar’s CWnd::ShowWindow() method with the SW_HIDE parameter (You can also use CWnd::SetWindowPos() with SWP_HIDEWINDOW) and then reposition other bars in the same dialog by invoking the dialog’s CWnd::RepositionBars() method with appropriate parameters.

We need more detailed information about the menu which should be used for showing/hiding a toolbar inside the dialog. We also need more information about the layout of dialogs and windows in your application.

Thanks for you reply, but some misunderstandings. I use a SDI Application here is a screenshot of it.

http://clip2net.com/clip/m7085/1214305963-clip-98kb.png#@lt;/p>

The problem of child identifier is fixed, but the problem with toolbar menu still exist. You can see 3 toolbar entries on the bottom of the menu, now my question how i can hide this entries, because they have no function.

The dynamic control bars do not use any dialog control identifiers for searching their child windows in any mode. Dynamic bars invoke CExtDynamicControlBar::OnQueryChildHWND() to find their child window.