DTBLPAGE
The DTBLPAGE
structure describes a tabbed page to be used in a dialog box that is built from
a display table.
Quick Info
Header
file: |
MAPIDEFS.H |
Related
macro: |
SizedDtblPage |
typedef struct _DTBLPAGE
{
ULONG
ulbLpszLabel;
ULONG
ulFlags;
ULONG
ulbLpszComponent;
ULONG
ulContext;
} DTBLPAGE, FAR *LPDTBLPAGE;
Members
ulbLpszLabel
Position in
memory of the character string label for the page tab.
ulFlags
Bitmask of
flags used to designate the format of the label pointed to by the ulbLpszLabelName
member. The following flag can be set:
MAPI_UNICODE
The label is
in Unicode format. If the MAPI_UNICODE flag is not set, the label is in ANSI
format.
ulbLpszComponent
Position in
memory of a character string identifying a Help file entry that appears in the
MAPISVC.INF configuration file. If this string is not NULL, a user can access
extended Help for the tabbed page by clicking the Help button on the
dialog box.
ulContext
A unique
identifier for the tabbed page within the string defined by the ulbLpszComponent
member. The ulbLpszComponent member and the ulContext member must
both be nonzero in order for the Help button to work. If this identifier
is zero and the component string is NULL, there is no Help associated with the
page.
Remarks
A DTBLPAGE
structure describes a tabbed page a control that is used to separate several related dialog boxes.
Typically these dialog boxes are property sheets for showing configuration,
message, or recipient options. By clicking the tab, the user can switch from
one sheet to another.
The following
dialog box includes four tabbed page controls: one control for each type of property
relating to a particular address type.
{bmc bm13.BMP}
The component
string and context identifier provide information about whether or not extended
help is available for the tabbed page and if it is available, how to access it.
The component string maps to the Help file; the context identifier maps to the
initial Help topic. If the context identifier is zero and the component string
is NULL, extended Help is not available.
For an
overview of display tables, see Display Tables
See Also