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Eyal!<br />
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GetDocument() allow you get pointer to document to get data from it.<br />
But OnInitDialog() is a message function of CDialog, how you can get data from it ?!<br />
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But you can send user-defined message<br />
from the body of OnInitDialg(),so when you dialog will be active you can get this message with parameters you send.<br />
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Good Luck!<br />
<br />
Daniel<br />
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Eyal!

GetDocument() allow you get pointer to document to get data from it.
But OnInitDialog() is a message function of CDialog, how you can get data from it ?!

But you can send user-defined message
from the body of OnInitDialg(),so when you dialog will be active you can get this message with parameters you send.

Good Luck!

Daniel



 


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Thanks,<br />
But I need to get data from the document while activating OnInitDialog().<br />
This data will define exactly how the dialog will apear.<br />
The dialog is a modal one and I activate it from the mainApp.<br />
<br />
Thanks again<br />
Eyal
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Thanks,
But I need to get data from the document while activating OnInitDialog().
This data will define exactly how the dialog will apear.
The dialog is a modal one and I activate it from the mainApp.

Thanks again
Eyal

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I am creating my data in a document, from the view object I'm using getDocument() to get data from the document.<br />
How can I get the data from OnInitDialog()?<br />
I need the data so I can change the initial state of the dialog.<br />
Thanks <br />
Eyal
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Hi,

I am creating my data in a document, from the view object I'm using getDocument() to get data from the document.
How can I get the data from OnInitDialog()?
I need the data so I can change the initial state of the dialog.
Thanks 
Eyal

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