[Support]

Hello
You must be sure that second SkinManager is created and available before creating buttons.
If is possible to make a little example application for tests then it will be very helpful.

[JanK]

Thanks, I enclosed an example with all the unnecessary code stripped from my project. In the SkinManagers, you have to set the skindirectory manually, before compiling. Skinmanager 2 is set at design time.

The generated buttons should have the skin provided by the second skinmanager, and should toggle the “Down” property when pressed.

Two questions:
1) How do I get the skinning right?
2) When the buttons are pressed, a runtime error is generated at formclose?

Thanks in advance,

Regards
Jan

[Support]

Thank you

You must change this line

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buttonsArray[nNumber].SkinData.FSkinManager:=sSkinManager2;

to

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buttonsArray[nNumber].SkinData.SkinManager:=sSkinManager2;

Skinning data will be updated in this case, and problem must be solved.

Also I can suggest you to move this line :

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buttonsArray[nNumber].Parent:=PanelTags;

after “Visible:=True;”. And remove “Visible:=True;” because button is visible already when created.

[JanK]

Thanks Serge, that helped a lot! One character, big change…
Besides, the access violation I mentioned was raised by the “TsButton.Refresh” method. But that line was also deleted now.

Regards
Jan

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