FastReports Skin Problem

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  • #35990
    TAZ
    Participant

    Is there a way to bypass the skinning of FastReports?

    The result is ugly.

    See attached.

    Thanks.

    #51377
    Support
    Keymaster

    Hello!

    Yes, you can cancel a skinning of any form by several ways.

    Easiest way:

    If you know a type name of this form, then you can add this name to the list of skipped forms.

    This list is declared in the sThirdParty unit, initialized already and named as ThirdPartySkipForms.

    Try this code:

    Code:
    ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TfrxDesignerForm');
    ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TfrxPreviewForm');

    BTW. This form is ugly in your app, because some fastreport and standard controls has not been added to the sSkinManager1.ThirdParty list for a skinning, seems.

    #51380
    TAZ
    Participant
    'Support' wrote:

    Hello!

    Yes, you can cancel a skinning of any form by several ways.

    Easiest way:

    If you know a type name of this form, then you can add this name to the list of skipped forms.

    This list is declared in the sThirdParty unit, initialized already and named as ThirdPartySkipForms.

    Try this code:

    Code:
    ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TfrxDesignerForm');
    ThirdPartySkipForms.Add('TfrxPreviewForm');

    BTW. This form is ugly in your app, because some fastreport and standard controls has not been added to the sSkinManager1.ThirdParty list for a skinning, seems.

    Thanks. That did the trick. I will ask them what controls they use in their toolbar.

    #51381
    Support
    Keymaster

    Look at the screenshot, these types are added to the list in your app?

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