How to apply skins to the StatusBar in Dialog?

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   Hi!

I have created a resizable Dialog with StatusBar and used a XTPSkinManager()->LoadSkin(...) to apply Office 2007 skin to my dialog. All controls skinned successfully except StatusBar.

These calls did not help too:

XTPSkinManager()->ApplyWindow(m_StatusBar.m_hWnd);

XTPSkinManager()->RedrawAllControls();

Is it possible to apply skin to standard MFC CStatusBar in CDialog?

Note: If I create my app without manifest file and not resizable Dialog, the skin framework works correctly and the StatusBar skined successfully. But in this case I have problems with 32 bit icons in the list controls

and comboboxes. Only 16 bit icons could be displayed in this case.

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Felix Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 26 August 2010 Location: Russian Federation Status: Offline Points: 1	Post Options Post Reply Quote Felix Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: How to apply skins to the StatusBar in Dialog? Posted: 26 August 2010 at 7:56am
	Hi! I have created a resizable Dialog with StatusBar and used a XTPSkinManager()->LoadSkin(...) to apply Office 2007 skin to my dialog. All controls skinned successfully except StatusBar. These calls did not help too: XTPSkinManager()->ApplyWindow(m_StatusBar.m_hWnd); XTPSkinManager()->RedrawAllControls(); Is it possible to apply skin to standard MFC CStatusBar in CDialog? Note: If I create my app without manifest file and not resizable Dialog, the skin framework works correctly and the StatusBar skined successfully. But in this case I have problems with 32 bit icons in the list controls and comboboxes. Only 16 bit icons could be displayed in this case.