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Traversing multiple dialog boxesHi,
I'm fairly new to MFC (and this forum) and I'm making a sort of fill-in-the-blank application with static text and edit boxes which has multiple "pages". I used DoModal to open the next dialog box and OnOK to close the current one (e.g. CPage2Dlg.DoModal(); OnOK(); in the first 'next' button), and this method works. But it doesn't work in reverse (using CPage1Dlg instead). Does anyone know how I could get to the previous dialog boxes? Also, sometimes when running the program and closing the dialog boxes, a grey dialog box with the menu and toolbar from the project and a smaller white dialog box will pop up. How do I make sure it doesn't pop up? Any help with either problem would be greatly appreciated. |
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