[SOLVED]PropertySheet theme issue |
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xsensordev
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Posted: 20 August 2021 at 2:46pm |
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I've modified the Samples\Controls\PropertySheet sample that comes with Toolkit Pro 20.0 to test the effect of the Windows 10 dark theme on it. If the CXTPPropertySheet::SetTheme function is called BEFORE the CXTPPropertySheet::SetNavigator call, then I get this look: If the CXTPPropertySheet::SetTheme function is called AFTER the CXTPPropertySheet::SetNavigator call, then I get this look: Where's the title bar? To achieve this effect, I only modified CPropertySheetApp::InitInstance() and CPropertySheetDlg::OnButtonList(). My changes are BOLDED
If you switch to the theme to xtpIniWindows10Light, its the same bad titlebar effect: Am I doing something wrong? |
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Okay I've spent several hours digging through the maze of cj code and managed to figure out the issue.
The CXTPPropertySheet::SetTheme() call after the call to SetNavigator() causes CXTPCommandBars::EnableFrameTheme(TRUE) to be executed later in the call stack. The colors for the frame are in fact properly read from the INI dll via a call to
However, those colors are then wiped out with calls to XTPGetAccentColor() in CXTPFrameThemeNativeWindows10::RefreshMetrics(). Anyway my fix is to replace that function with the following:
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agontarenko
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Hello,
See please CCustomizePageGeneral
class in RibbonSample. I think, this class contains same functional what
you need. You can to use XAML for controls with black themes in
CXTPPropertyPage. Regards Artem Gontarenko
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Thank you Artem, I will give it a try.
Best regards Terry R. @ xsensor.com
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