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Thank you for the answer!

In order to programmatically click, in my IE5 program,  the "previous page"
ToolbarWindow32
button, I tried the following code (OS XP Pro, Compiler BCB6):

int e, Idx;
HWND TBWin32_Handle;
TBBUTTON TB_Data;

  // ... ToolbarWindow32 code searching ...

  Idx = 0;

  e = SendMessage(TBWin32_Handle, TB_GETBUTTON, Idx, (LPARAM)&TB_Data);

  if  (e)
  {
       SendMessage(TBWin32_Handle, TB_PRESSBUTTON, TB_Data.idCommand,
(LPARAM)true);
       SendMessage(TBWin32_Handle, TB_PRESSBUTTON, TB_Data.idCommand,
(LPARAM)false);
  }

but nothing happened in my IE5 program (I also tried with "Idx" ranging from
0 to the value-1 provvided by TB_BUTTONCOUNT).

Is my code wrong?

Thank again for your attention.

Henry


"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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>
> "Eangelo" <eangelo@libero.it> wrote in message
> news:431de643@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> > I tried to use "EnumChildWindows" function again in order to access the
> > ToolBarWindow32 sub-elements, but the "EnumChildWindows" function
> > did not provide additional info.
>
> That is because the buttons are not child windows.
>
> > Is there an API to be used to achieve such a task?
>
> There is a whole chapter in the Win32 API documentation on working with
> ToolBar controls.  Please read the documentation.  Specifically, look at
the
> TB_BUTTONCOUNT, TB_GETBUTTON, and TB_PRESSBUTTON messages.
>
>
> Gambit
>
>