grid vbx

Charles -- chung.charles@syncrude.com
Tuesday, September 24, 1996


Environment: Win3.1 MSVC 1.52

Hi all,
     I installed the grid.vbx (from the dir "c:\windows\system\") onto my 
app-wizard and have put the control on a Dialog. However, when I run the 
application, an error appear on the debug window saying that it fails to 
create the dialog window.
     Any clue out there?
     I also wondered if I could install the .ocx controls too? If so, how?
     Thanx.
charles.

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Phil Reeves -- p.reeves@rbh.nthames.nhs.uk
Thursday, September 26, 1996

[Mini-digest: 5 responses]

At 08:56 24/09/96 -0600, you wrote:
>
>Environment: Win3.1 MSVC 1.52
>
>Hi all,
>     I installed the grid.vbx (from the dir "c:\windows\system\") onto my 
>app-wizard and have put the control on a Dialog. However, when I run the 
>application, an error appear on the debug window saying that it fails to 
>create the dialog window.
>     Any clue out there?

One obvious thing to check is that you have EnableVBX() somewhere.

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-----From: Dina Veygman/Shiva Corporation

void AfxEnableControlContainer( );
  
Remarks
Call this function in your application object's InitInstance function to enable 
support for containment of OLE controls.
For complete information about OLE controls, look under Key Visual C++ 
Topics/MFC Topics/OLE Controls in the InfoView pane of the Workspace window.


-----From: Lee Fuller 

Are you setting properties of the VBControl? If so, check it isn't NULL
- it will be until the memory is allocated to the VBControl pointer. 

Lee.
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-----From: "Joseph, Johny (Exchange)" 

Hi Charles

	Please check your CWinApp derivative class .In the
InitInstance function add the following function.
     EnableVBX();
	Then it should work.Actually if you create the application
using the appwizard it will ask you (There is check box for enabling
VBX.).It will automatically put the    EnableVBX(); function in your
InitInstance function.

Thanks
Johny.

-----From: jimt1@voicenet.com (Jim Tannenbaum)

Charles,

        Move the grid.vbx file to either c:\windows or the project (working)
directory.  



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