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I'm sorry, you are right. Some errors exists in my previous code. Try this :

Code:

var
ParentBGInfo : TacBGInfo;
…

ParentBGInfo.BgType := btUnknown;
ParentBGInfo.PleaseDraw := False;
// Receive a BG information from parent
SendMessage(YourControl.Parent.Handle, $A100{SM_ALPHACMD}, MakeWParam(0, 34{AC_GETBG}), LPARAM(@ParentBGInfo));

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'andrea wrote:

Are you going to put it in the next release?

Of course. 🙂

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Hello

I think, you can use this code :

Code:

procedure TForm1.sButton1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
p : TPoint;
begin
p := sButton1.ClientToScreen(Point(0, 0));
PopupMenu1.Popup(p.X, p.Y + sButton1.Height);
end;

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Thank you for the example, I'll fix it in the nearest release.

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Hello

Try this file please.

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I'm sorry, some problems exists with fixing it. I hope, this issue will be solved very soon.

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Thank you!

Try the latest version please.

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Thank you!

Try the latest version please.

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I'm sorry, it's not possible at moment.

I recommend the TsCheckBox. All components from the package are specially adapted for using with skins. They are more faster and stable.

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Hello

You can receive a transparent control with using of a way which shown in the demo of a transparent chart.

You need only declare these types :

Code:

type
PacBGInfo = ^TacBGInfo;
TacBGType = (btUnknown, btFill, btCache, btNotReady); // Returned by control type of BG
TacBGInfo = record
Bmp : Graphics.TBitmap;
Color : TColor; // Color returned if btFill is used
Offset : TPoint; // Offset of bg, used with Cache
R : TRect; // Rectangle used if PlsDraw is True
BgType : TacBGType; // btUnknown, btFill, btCache
PleaseDraw : boolean; // Parent must fill rectangle(R)
DrawDC : hdc; // Device context for drawing, if PleaseDraw is True
end;

GetBGInfo(@bgInfo, Chart.Parent) may be replaced by

Code:

Control.Perform(SM_ALPHACMD, MakeWParam(0, AC_GETBG), LPARAM(BGInfo));
if BGInfo.BgType btUnknown then begin // Parent is not AlphaControl
BGInfo.Color := Control.Parent.Color;
BGInfo.BgType := btFill;
end;

This is easiest way. How you think?

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I'm sorry, I not understand a problem, screenshots are too small.

This topic will be moved to “Troubleshooting” forum.

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'delphilord' wrote:

1.I just downloaded trial version.I want to know what limits are applied to trial.

One limitation exists only – you will see a nag-screen after start a project not from Delphi/Builder IDE.

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Hello!

I don't know at moment what is *.pdi file, but you can install the package under Delphi XE2 and Builder XE2 as described in this topic : http://www.alphaskins.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2444

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Hello

This checkbox can't be skinned in standard control because items are drawn by system there.

You can use TsCheckBox.

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'BuzzLeclaire' wrote:

with the passage in January, the week of December numbers are éronées.

I'm sorry, what you mean? Can you show a screenshot of TsMonthCalendar and of other (correct) calendar?

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Hello

I'll try to install this component and to research him soon.

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Some changes will be added in the nearest release already, please wait some days.

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Hello and thank you for the example

This issue will be solved in the nearest release, I think.

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Yes, TsSkinProvider component should be placed on each form where it possible.

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Thank you!

The problem will be solved in the nearest release I think.

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