[Kujo]

Hello to all,

I have a question:

if I use sMessageDlg, sShowMessage, sInputBox, etc… from sDialog unit, why I need to add “srStdDialogs” to the SkinningRules property ?

srStdDialogs is not only for standard dialogs (like Messagedlg, ShowMessage, etc..) ?

I ask this because I have a DLL with a skinned form that can be called from any EXE (not skinned): if the EXE needs to display a message (like ShowMessage) while the skinned form is visible, this message is skinned too and this is not correct.

If I disable “srStdDialogs”, the message from EXE file is ok, but also the messages from the skinned form are not more skinned.

Thanks.

[Support]

Hello!

I'll try to improve it in the next Beta version.

[Kujo]

'Support' wrote:

Hello!

I'll try to improve it in the next Beta version.

Hello,

I tried the version 8.31, but the problem is still present.

Another question: there is a reason why are not implemented the dialogs relative to the printers (eg: TsPrintDialog, TsPrinterSetupDialog)?

Best regards.

[Kujo]

'Kujo' wrote:

Hello,

I tried the version 8.31, but the problem is still present.

Another question: there is a reason why are not implemented the dialogs relative to the printers (eg: TsPrintDialog, TsPrinterSetupDialog)?

Best regards.

The problem is still present in the 8.32 version: if I remove the srStdDialogs option, the standard Windows dialog is shown instead to the skinned one. This is also true for the sOpenDialog, sSaveDialog, etc…

[Support]

Hello, sorry for a delay!

After many thinkings I think, that it's a right behaviour now. sMessageDlg and sShowMessages uses MessageBox function from Windows API and this dialogs are standard dialogs too.

srStdDialogs should control a skinning of all dialogs, I think.

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Another question: there is a reason why are not implemented the dialogs relative to the printers (eg: TsPrintDialog, TsPrinterSetupDialog)?

Printer dialog is dependent from OS and from printer model. Different printers have different dialogs and it's not possible to make the universal dialog…

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