Dialog with custom control failed!

[Anonymous]

Yesterday I failed to add a custom control to a new dialog -- it didn't work and didn't even show up. In debug mode,there was no problem with dialog constructor,but pDlg->doModal() was simply skipped and OnInitDialog() was also not called.
Then i had a test on an existing dialog, which had being working with no problem, by simply adding a new custom control into it. The same problem occured again. But if i remove the custom control and rebuild it, the dialog works fine!
Has anyone tried to add a custom control before? This custom control is a MFC based grid control, and i am using VS 2002.

[Anonymous]

Hardly to say anything without piece of code.
If it is resource conflict dig CAcModuleResourceOverride class.

[Anonymous]

HavalMne:

Actually I just had a test on a sample provided in the SDK -- under directory: samples/editor/mfcsamps/modal. It's just an blank dialog with two buttons: OK and Close. I complied it and it works fine. Then i added a custom control from the Toolbox with no modification of the original codes and recompiled it. And as i expected, it failed without OnInitDialog() being called. I spent some time debugging this but no clues were found.

[Anonymous]

All my dialogs with usual MFC controls working fine.
You must check your code.

[Anonymous]

We just ran into this same problem and finally figured out the solution.

When you add the custom control to the resource file, you also have to add a member variable to the dialog class. It is not necessary to link this variable to the control--simply having it in the header file is enough to get the dialog to appear.