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Full rc script would be nice. In the old days when I used to write this sort of thing I always (ALWAYS!) forgot WS_VISIBLE.<br />

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Full rc script would be nice. In the old days when I used to write this sort of thing I always (ALWAYS!) forgot WS_VISIBLE.


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YearPlanner DIALOG 80,60,220,150<br />
STYLE DS_3DLOOK | DS_MODALFRAME<br />
CAPTION &quot;Jaarplanner&quot;<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;CONTROL &quot;&quot;,-1,&quot;WC_LISTVIEW&quot;,0,10,1<wbr />0,200,105<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;PUSHBUTTON &quot;OK&quot;,ID_OK,20,125,50,15<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;PUSHBUTTON &quot;Annuleren&quot;,ID_CANCEL,140,<wbr />125,50,15<br />
}<br />
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The problem is, the whole dialog box doesn't show up, not only the listview control<br />

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YearPlanner DIALOG 80,60,220,150
STYLE DS_3DLOOK | DS_MODALFRAME
CAPTION "Jaarplanner"
{
   CONTROL "",-1,"WC_LISTVIEW",0,10,10,200,105

   PUSHBUTTON "OK",ID_OK,20,125,50,15
   PUSHBUTTON "Annuleren",ID_CANCEL,140,125,50,15
}

The problem is, the whole dialog box doesn't show up, not only the listview control


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BTW BigRat, what do you mean with &quot;in the old days&quot;? Are you using a visual development tool or something now?<br />

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BTW BigRat, what do you mean with "in the old days"? Are you using a visual development tool or something now?


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I'm trying to create a listview control in a dialog box using the following line:<br />
CONTROL &quot;&quot;,-1,&quot;WC_LISTVIEW&quot;,0,10,1<wbr />0,200,105<br />
I'm sure I called the InitCommonControls() procedure, but the whole dialog box doesn't even show up.
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I'm trying to create a listview control in a dialog box using the following line:
CONTROL "",-1,"WC_LISTVIEW",0,10,10,200,105
I'm sure I called the InitCommonControls() procedure, but the whole dialog box doesn't even show up.

Common Controls in dialog boxes

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