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05-15-08, 06:44 PM
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When I use the app wizard in VS 2005 to create a simple SDI application
(change view to be a CFormView), the scrollbars on the form view don't seem to paint properly. As you resize the main window, the scrollbars will flash and initially paint with the XP theme and then repaint with the classic view. Any ideas? Thanks. Timothy Dean |
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#2
05-15-08, 06:57 PM
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I've never seen this happen. Did you do something to resize the view in an
OnSize routine or are you running under Vista? Tom "Timothy Dean" <my_email> wrote in message news:1316 [..] |
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#3
05-15-08, 08:20 PM
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I am running under XP. We have duplicated this on several XP machines.
Some generated their own apps with VS 2005, some just ran a version from my machine. I have not added anything to the OnSize event. I simply generate an MFC SDI app and change the views base class from CView to CFormView. When the main frame is manually sized small enough to show the scrollbars, the behavior is visible. Once the "classic view" scrollbars are visible, if you click on the up or down arrow, the slider and up or down arrow button are repainted as XP theme. Clicking the other arrow will also repaint it to XP style. Resize the window again and they "flash" eventually going back to "classic". Timothy Dean "Tom Serface" <tom.nospam> wrote in message news:cf94 [..] |
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#4
05-15-08, 09:59 PM
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You are not alone :-)
Here's a link to the solution: http://typedef.org/jcopenha/2005/06/..._on_cformview/ -SM |
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#5
05-16-08, 05:26 PM
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I have seen this, I don't think there is a cure.
AliR. "Timothy Dean" <my_email> wrote in message news:1316 [..] |
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#6
05-16-08, 05:31 PM
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I see Seetharam posted a solution. I'm now using the solution in my app
also. ;) AliR. "AliR (VC++ MVP)" <AliR> wrote in message news:4805 [..] |
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#7
07-24-08, 03:53 AM
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Thankyou!!!! :D I had this problem and it took me ages to find this solution.
I was searching google for things like Double Scrollbar and MFC Overdrawing Scrollbar and finding nothing, then eventually I added CFormView and found this :D thanks again! By the way, in case that website link should change or dissapear in the future, I will post the solution here: Go into resource editer and set the Vertical Scrollbar and/or Horizontal Scrollbar to 'true' for your form. |
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