[Neon]

You should use two different TsSkinManager components and set one to Golden skin and another to Capuccino.

[Rafael Pereira]

QUOTE (Neon @ Mar 29 2009, 03:54 PM)

You should use two different TsSkinManager components and set one to Golden skin and another to Capuccino.

Hi!

I already tried this solution, but don't works!
This too change both forms: main and popup!

I put “Skin2.Active := True” in popup section “Create”, this is correct?

Tks!

[Neon]

Then put a TsFormProvider to the form and set it to TsSkinManager you need. I hadn't this problem you described, all worked well…

[Support]

QUOTE (Neon @ Mar 30 2009, 09:24 PM)

Then put a TsFormProvider to the form and set it to TsSkinManager you need. I hadn't this problem you described, all worked well…

Yes, you must define a TsSkinProvider for each form and define there a SkinManager which must be used.

[Rafael Pereira]

QUOTE (Support @ Apr 1 2009, 10:13 AM)

Yes, you must define a TsSkinProvider for each form and define there a SkinManager which must be used.

Hi, all!
Perfect, the visual form works now!

I put a “TsSkinProvider” in popup form and adjust “SkinData.SkinManager := FrmLogon.SkinForm2”.
Note: the FrmLogon.SkinForm2 should be set actived (“Active := True”).

Tks for all!

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