Close Current Dialog with Left Mouse Click?

[BRENT GARDNER]

Got it working for now! Must of had some bad code somewhere?
Posting this solution encase someone might run into similar issue.
In create popup dialog sub:

      REM IF opersy = "95" OR opersy = "98" OR opersy = "98SE" THEN
      REM ' To keep pop up dialog on top.
      REM SetWindowPos hDlg50, %HWND_TOPMOST,0,0,0,0,%SWP_NOMOVE OR %SWP_NOSIZE
      REM END IF

In CallBack, removed the rem code below, which was always needed before?

       CASE %WM_INITDIALOG                      ' <- sent right before the dialog is displayed.
        SetForegroundWindow(CBHNDL)             ' Need for Windows XP and 98, 10-17-2007
        ' REMMING BELOW, ALLOWS DIALOG TO CLOSE IF USER LFT CLKS OUTSIDE DIALOG, 10-16-2007
        REM CONTROL SET FOCUS CBHNDL, %IDL_ADDEXP ' FOR WINDOWS 98 OR HAVE TO PRESS <tab> key
        REM CONTROL SEND CBHNDL, %IDL_ADDEXP, %EM_SETSEL, 0, -1' Needed for Windows 98

[BRENT GARDNER]

Windows 98 Issues

Hi,

My Windows XP, Maindialog, buttons call a Sub, which creates a POPUP dialog with CALLBACK with case structure. Each Case calls a SUBROUTINE that does whatever. Weird thing is, while POPUP dialog is open, if user clicks anywhere on Maindialog, even another button, POPUP dialog closes and fucus goes to button clicked on or just closes
if user clicked on Maindialog. Great! I can't figure out why?

Windows 98, while POPUP dialog is open, if user clicks anywhere on Maindialog, POPUP dialog DOES NOT CLOSE? But if they then click on open POPUP dialog, it will close. If user clicks a button on maindialog, while POPUP dialog is open, it executes button, so you can execute more than one button at a time. Wierd, Not Good!

How can I code same program in Windows 98 to act like it does in XP?

POPUP DIALOG STYLE:

DIALOG NEW hParent, "File Utilities", a1, b1, a2, b2, %WS_BORDER OR %WS_POPUP TO hDlg49

Maindialog style:

DIALOG NEW %HWND_DESKTOP, $AppTitle, 0, 0, x2, y2, _                                 
    %DS_CENTER OR %DS_SETFONT OR %WS_CAPTION OR %WS_SYSMENU OR %WS_MINIMIZEBOX _
    OR %WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW, %WS_EX_CONTROLPARENT, TO hDlg

Thanks,

Brent

[BRENT GARDNER]

Looks like it happens automatically if I have the "Dialog End cbhndl, 1"
after each case. Great - sorry to bother.

Well, It happens automatically in Windows XP, but not in Windows 98?

[BRENT GARDNER]

Hi,

My DDT maindialog calls a SUB ROUTINE that creates a topmost dialog with call back. How can user left mouse click outside of current running dialog and have it close? If users left clicks on maindialog, can
I send a message to current running dialog to close?

Thanks,

Brent