First of all I would like to thank you very much for helping me with the issue that I am having regarding use PROF-UIF controls inside MFC dialogs. The fixed project file was helpful. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
For any PROF-UIF class, how do I find out the proper "class" name that needs to be put inside the custom control in the dialog? Where is documentation about this topic? Since, I can’t find any documentation, I am forced to guess, and this is not a good technical solution. Can you assist me with this problem also?
New issues keep comming up, and I require more technical support. I have revised the sample program and have uploaded it to the location http://www.optidoc.com/junk.zip. This is an MFC dialog application, where you click a button from the main dialog, to invoke a secondary dialog, say a preferences dialog. This sub dialog has the embedded control m_ExtTabPageContainerWnd as we had working in the main dialog last go around.
However, when this control is used inside a dialog (inside the main dialog) it fails to draw the panes. If the control is used within the main dialog, the panes draw properly. So, my project is stuck again until this issue can be resolved. Since working with a specific example proved valuable last go around, I have provided another example of this problem.
You will have to change the byte alignment from ZP1 to default for you to test. It is a requirement that all of my projects be built with ZP1 byte alignment, and I have rebuilt all of PROF-UIF with one byte alignment on my development machine. It would be nice to have an example of how this is done in your documentation, so that I can be sure that I have rebuilt everything properly. So, far the byte alignment has not been an issue.
Again, the example of the problem is located at http://www.optidoc.com/junk.zip
Thanks,
Miles Waldron
Advanced Technology Services, Inc.