[Support]

Hello!

You can try this code:

Code:

uses sThirdParty;
…
ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TYourFormClassName');

Call this code once and use a name of your form class there.

[rodrigo-ogioni]

Good Morning,

I tried that way inserting the component class

ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TRLReport');

and I tried this otherwise placing the form name where the component is located :

ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TFRLClientes');

In both situations the skin remains applied

is there any other way?

Grateful

[Support]

When you calls this code? Are you sure this code is executed?

[rodrigo-ogioni]

'Support' wrote:

When you calls this code? Are you sure this code is executed?

Good afternoon,

I tried in various places, both in the form where is the skinmanager component , as in the form where is the report .

I believe you are doing something wrong , but I'm not sure .

Grateful

[Support]

I have checked it now, this code should work.

Are you sure this code is executed?

Try to insert it in the OnCreate event of the main form.

[rodrigo-ogioni]

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'Support' wrote:

I have checked it now, this code should work.

Are you sure this code is executed?

Try to insert it in the OnCreate event of the main form.

I was in the main form and put this command in oncreate,

ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TRLReport');

but still the skin being applied .

Have I done right?

Thanks

[Support]

Thanks for screenshots.

I see “FQRClientes” in the caption of the form.

Are you sure that correct class name used? TFRLClientes?

Please, show a screenshot of the object inspector for this form.

By the way, this procedure parameter is case-sensitive.

[rodrigo-ogioni]

'Support' wrote:

Thanks for screenshots.

I see “FQRClientes” in the caption of the form.

Are you sure that correct class name used? TFRLClientes?

Please, show a screenshot of the object inspector for this form.

By the way, this procedure parameter is case-sensitive.

Good afternoon,

Please find attached the image requested !

Tanks!

[Support]

So, you should use this code:

Code:

ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TFQRClientes');

Also, if this form may be changed – just change the Tag property to 256, form will not be skinned in this case.

[rodrigo-ogioni]

'Support' wrote:

So, you should use this code:

Code:

ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TFQRClientes');

Also, if this form may be changed – just change the Tag property to 256, form will not be skinned in this case.

would

ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TFQRClientes');

FQRClientes.tag := 256;

would that be right?

Thanks

[Support]

This is two different solutions, you can use one from these two lines.

Code:

ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TFQRClientes');

or

Code:

FQRClientes.tag := 256;

Is this your form? Be sure that TsSkinProvider component is not placed on this form.

[rodrigo-ogioni]

'Support' wrote:

This is two different solutions, you can use one from these two lines.

Code:

ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TFQRClientes');

or

Code:

FQRClientes.tag := 256;

Is this your form? Be sure that TsSkinProvider component is not placed on this form.

Good mornig,

must be why then. I have TsSkinProvider in all my forms 😮

to maintain a standard behavior on all windows . I could keep a pattern without using TsSkinProvider ?

Thanks

[Support]

TsSkinProvider component adds a skinning to the form, remove this component.

All AlphaControls components will be skinned without TsSkinProvider.

Standard controls and third-party controls requires TsSkinProvider component.

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