I'm trying to eliminate our dependence on batch files for compiling our many projects. I am forced to use a huge batch file to create our installation and am just tired of all my co-workers' questions about how to compile certain projects. So I'm trying to create an application in C# that will...
I have created a new section of the already cramped status bar to display member information of a specific class. I am trying to do this be means of a PostMessage() but my application crashes when I run it in Release (but not in Debug).
Here are the custom messages (from defines.h):
#define...
I understand the base difference between HTTP and HTTPS, the issue is that for a customer I allow the header to be a link to their home site. I originally had the href call HTTPS. When I ran thru the first time Firefox made me add an exception (to get the site's certificate) before I could...
I'm working on an application that executes in IE and I want to write into its status bar. Mainly it is for displaying certain information and maybe give hints on what to do (eg. "Select image to view." I know there is a way but i have no idea how. No one around me does either. Currently we...
I cannot get the OnLButtonUp to fire unless I've moved the mouse. It will fire after the DoubleClick event and after MouseMove event but it will fire when user clicks on an item. It seems dependent on MouseMove. why? (click down, OnLButtonDown fires, Button clicks up, nothing) Is there...
As stated in the subject, I need to find the expiration date or time of a user's password using NTLM. I have to access Active Directory using NTLM because the rest of the code uses that "standard." One of my team members is trying to use LDAP but we're not really supposed to use that sooo...
Originally I wanted to call the destructor from the constructor but what I really wanted to do is delete the object(vc++ 6.0 dialog object)if it does not meet a certain condition within the constructor itself. We're pretty sure an object cannot be delete from within itself but can the...
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