Custom Query (3931 matches)
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #298 | Rejected | Active Directory & Groups | ||
| Description |
Hello, First let me tell you that you have an awsome program. i have few major requests:
please hurry up with this 10x udi |
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| #124 | Rejected | Active Directory Integration - being able to query/enumerate AD objects | ||
| Description |
It would be a great feature addition (and I imagine by no means simple) to be able to work with Active Directory (Or Any LDAP I guess). Read only access would be fine. Being able to enumerate OUs and CNs similar to RegEnumValue and RegEnumKey. |
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| #906 | Fixed | ActiveX Control on a GUI gets incorrect size information when queried | ||
| Description |
If an MFC ActiveX Control makes a call to COleControl::GetControlSize(int* pcx, int* pcy ) , it is supposed to return the control's width and height. If the control is attached to an AutoIT GUI: Local $oObject = ObjCreate("MFCActiveX.Control.1")
Local $GUIMain = GUICreate("Test", 800,600,0,0)
GUICtrlCreateObj($oObject, 0,0,800,600)
GUISetState()
It always returns x=100, y=50. In any other container (.NET, VB, C++/MFC), this control correctly gives the height/width. I can attach a sample MFC project that demonstrates this, or you can create one from scratch and add the following code somewhere in the control: int iControlWidth, iControlHeight; CString sControlDimensions; GetControlSize(&iControlWidth, &iControlHeight); sControlDimensions.Format(L"Width: %d Height: %d",iControlWidth, iControlHeight); MessageBox(sControlDimensions); |
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