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hi dkloeck,<br />
if m_R1 is your CButton (or derived) you can use m_R1-&gt;Enable(FALSE) to disable and m_R1-&gt;Enable() to enable the button.<br />
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hth<br />
leflon
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hi dkloeck,
if m_R1 is your CButton (or derived) you can use m_R1->Enable(FALSE) to disable and m_R1->Enable() to enable the button.

hth
leflon

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oopps,<br />
too used working with pointers :)<br />
<br />
bkfirebird is right<br />
<br />
if<br />
CButton m_R1; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;// which ever Button you use<br />
m_R1.Enable(...);<br />
<br />
or<br />
CButton* m_R1;<br />
// assign some Button to pointer<br />
m_R1-&gt;Enable(...);<br />
<br />
leflon
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oopps,
too used working with pointers :)

bkfirebird is right

if
CButton m_R1;        // which ever Button you use
m_R1.Enable(...);

or
CButton* m_R1;
// assign some Button to pointer
m_R1->Enable(...);

leflon

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How to disable a CButton (radio button)?<br />
in runtime<br />
<br />
i couldn find a funktion like CButtbin m_R1.disable();
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How to disable a CButton (radio button)?
in runtime

i couldn find a funktion like CButtbin m_R1.disable();

How to disable a CButton (radio button)?

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