Enabling/Disabling a button in a Rebar control

[Eros Olmi]

I'm getting crazy trying to enable/disable a button over a toolbar inside a rebar band/rebar

Based on application situations I need to enable/disable some of the buttons.
Maybe I'm blind and solution is just under my eyes but ...

I need to Enable the "Bundle" button (see image)

[Paul Squires]

Hi Eros,

FF_Control_Enable does not work on individual toolbar buttons. You should use the WinAPI TB_ENABLEBUTTON message. The best solution is to use Jose's wrappers for the ToolBar control. I use Jose's wrappers for everything I do these days.

http://www.planetsquires.com/protect/forum/index.php?topic=3597.0

Check out the ToolBar function "Toolbar_EnableButton"

[Eros Olmi]

Perfect.

Thanks a lot.

PS: I'm also migrating to Jose wrappers step by step but have so many thousand lines to change from old school

[José Roca]

FF_Control_Enable can't work with toolbar buttons because they aren't "real" buttons, but drawn by Windows.

[Eros Olmi]

Thanks a lot.

I've found how to do using Jose functions ToolBar_DisableButton and ToolBar_EnableButton

Example:

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    ToolBar_DisableButton(gfrmMainToolBarHandle, IDC_FRMMAIN_TOOLBAR_BUNDLE_BUTTON_BUNDLE)
    ToolBar_EnableButton(gfrmMainToolBarHandle, IDC_FRMMAIN_TOOLBAR_BUNDLE_BUTTON_CANCEL)


[Rolf Brandt]

Or using the API you could use:

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      hToolBar = GetDlgItem( HWND_FRMMAIN, IDC_FORM1_TOOLBAR1 )
      SendMessage hToolBar, %TB_SETSTATE, IDC_FORM1_TOOLBAR1_CUSTINFO, %TBSTATE_DISABLED     


Rolf

[Rolf Brandt]

And of course to enable:

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SendMessage hToolBar, %TB_SETSTATE, IDC_FORM1_TOOLBAR1_CUSTINFO, %TBSTATE_DISABLED

Rolf