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I checked it and it was skinned.Looks like a skin issue to me,use another skin or edit your current.Maybe it's not set to skin that component.
QUOTE (JohnBank @ Sep 16 2009, 07:47 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I checked it and it was skinned.Looks like a skin issue to me,use another skin or edit your current.Maybe it's not set to skin that component.you sure? with 6.44 full trial version ?
I tested with all skins and the grid header is not skinned anymoreHello Luciano
Please try to make a little test-application with such trouble, because I can't receive a white column headers.
They have a color from skin on my PC.
What skin do you uses?QUOTE (Support @ Sep 27 2009, 07:09 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hello Luciano
Please try to make a little test-application with such trouble, because I can't receive a white column headers.
They have a color from skin on my PC.
What skin do you uses?I tested the same .exe in XP SP2 and the header is skinned
QUOTE (Luciano Aibar @ Sep 27 2009, 01:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I tested the same .exe in XP SP2 and the header is skinned
QUOTE (JohnBank @ Sep 27 2009, 01:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I think there's a better way to find the problem.It's either Alphaskins incompability with C++b or AlphaSkins issue.My solution -> Create an application in Delphi,using that control,using alphaskins and execute it under that os of yours.perhaps im not using the correct words
i will try to say in a better way1) I got 3 PCs here: 2 with XP SP3 and 1 with XP SP2
2) I create a new C++ Builder 2010 project with just 2 things: TsSkinManager and TStringGrid
3) I select a skin.. for example Topaz
4) I compile and run in 2 PCs, both PCs with XP SP3 fully updated and the result is…
5) now I run the SAME .exe in the third PC, the one with XP SP2.. and this is the result:
QUOTE (Luciano Aibar @ Sep 28 2009, 03:10 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>perhaps im not using the correct words
i will try to say in a better way1) I got 3 PCs here: 2 with XP SP3 and 1 with XP SP2
2) I create a new C++ Builder 2010 project with just 2 things: TsSkinManager and TStringGrid
3) I select a skin.. for example Topaz
4) I compile and run in 2 PCs, both PCs with XP SP3 fully updated and the result is…Yes,that's better.I think the problem is in step 2.Why didn't you use TsSkinProvider?
Found a way to make it work in the XP SP3 PCs:
If I disable visual styles for that app.. grid headers will be ok
btw im both XP SP3 PCs im using Royale Noir skin (not uxtheme.dll crack needed, is 100% from Microsoft)This is the XP skin:
http://sites.google.com/site/lucianoaibar/…les/royale-noirthe problem is that I've always been using that skin in my PCs (not in the SP2)
big font in window title is fixed in 6.45 🙄
TStringGrid is still not skinned
and now a new bug: TPanel not skinned too
again.. if I right click over the .exe and I select in comatibility to disable skin stuff… the .exe will show ok
i can confirm it for TPanel for v6.45.
But disable skinning in compatibility does not help.Win7 RTM x64, D2009
Just another confirm: TPanel is *not* skinned at all in 6.45 (windows XP SP 2 or 3). Just shows as a white rectanble, no matter which skin is used.
I see a problem now, TPanel skinned with using of 'EDIT' skin section.
This problem will be solved in the nearest release.QUOTE (Support @ Oct 7 2009, 06:40 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>I see a problem now, TPanel skinned with using of 'EDIT' skin section.
This problem will be solved in the nearest release.TPanel now is skinned again with AC full 6.46
but TStringGrid still bugged
