[Siegbert]

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the error only occures using a TsButton. With a standard TButton all works fine

best Regards
Siegbert

[Siegbert]

Hello,

with your exe all works fine. It nust be some interaction with my Delphi2010 installation.

After 10 years its time for an upgrade :-). So I wil go to Delphi 10.4 Sydney. In first test there is no problem with interaction of FastReport an AlphaControls.

Many thanks,
Siegbert

[Siegbert]

Hello,
added sample project.
best regards

The problem exists only on the develeopment PC. Two other machines run the sample without any problem.
May be there is a problem with AMD CPU?

for testing:
– compile project
– click the button
– switch between some folders
-> with sTSkinProvider the openDialog “hangs”
-> withot stSkinPovider and sTSkinManager allworks fine

Siegbert

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[Siegbert]

updated AlphaControls to 14.37 without solving the problem

[Siegbert]

'Support' wrote:

Hello

Thank you for files. As a quick solution, you can disable an animation of pages changing: change the sSkinManager1.AnimEffects.PageChanging.Active to False.

I will try to find a solution for active animation.

Thank you, this quick solution works fine for the moment.

Siegbert

[Siegbert]

'Support' wrote:

Hello!

Can you upload a Dfm-file for this form?

I will try to repeat and solve the issue.

Hello,

here are dfm and pas – file (see zip – I'm not allowed to upload a dfm-file).

I hope you can use it to repeat the error because the form has many DBFields.

If you can't use this dfm give me a short response and I will create a dfm with only standard-fields without DB-access.

Siegbert

[Siegbert]

My workaround is to add a TsAlphaImageList with the Icon, add this to the image-property of the button and set image-Index to -1 to disable the icon and to 0 to enable it.

The way according to MS standard will be to get the icon via LoadIcon-Function with IDI_SHIELD as lpIconName if property ElevationRequired is true and paint it with the skin. Normaly the icon will be aligned left on the button. The Icon looks s little different in Vista, Win7, Win8-10. I think LoadIcon will always use the icon for the intalled OS.

If ther will be a way to select alignt left, right, top, bottom like aligning the image from an inmaglist you can design the button as you need it.

[Siegbert]

I could fix the problem.

It occures every time when I automatically called an other form (it looks for updates and shows new releasenotes if an update was found) from within the OnActivate-Event of the main form where the SkinManager is located :wacko: .

After moving this “lookForUpdates”-call to OnShow-event of the main form all works fine 😀 .

Don't know why this is only a problem in WINDOWS 10, all works fine in WINDOWS 7 even if the call of the other form is in the OnActivate.

Regards

Siegbert

[Siegbert]

'Support' wrote:

I can repeat it now, thank you.

I hope to improve it in the package in the nearest release.

After installing releas v11.20 all works fine :-).

Thank you very much

[Siegbert]

'Support' wrote:

Hello, Siegbert!

I'm trying to repeat this issue now but can't. Standard “ShowMessage” used?

Maybe you can show a demo?

What is version number of your Delphi?

Hello,

Delphi version is Delphi 2010

I use standard ShowMessage and MessageDlg with same result and AlphaControls Version 11.17

You can see a demo using MessageDlg in the attached image

regards,

Siegbert

[Siegbert]

I solved it:

the property “itemindex” was set to 1. Resetting it to -1 solved the problem.

[Siegbert]

'CheshireCat' wrote:

Hello Siegbert,

your database is already open when the line below is executed?

Code:

Application.CreateForm(TfrmSettings, frmSettings);

I suspect an access to data fields of a closed database.

The Database is open. The query is opened in datamodule and datamodule is created before the settings-form.

Siegbert

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