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    Posted: 09 March 2016 at 12:45pm
Hi everyone,


I'm trying to dynamically load the CommandBars control. For this I used the same example that comes with version 17, I removed the controls at design time, and then instantiate at runtime with:

Set CommandBars = Me.Controls.Add("Codejock.CommandBars.17.1.0", "CommandBars")

The problem is that dynamically loading background images are not loaded

What am I doing wrong?
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Hello aldog,

I suppose you forgot to load  VisualStudio2015.dll before setting theme VisualStudio2015 (or other DLL for other theme)

  CommandBarsGlobalSettings.ResourceImages.LoadFromFile App.Path & "\..\..\..\Styles\VisualStudio2015.dll", "VisualStudio2015Blue.ini"
  CommandBars.VisualTheme = xtpThemeVisualStudio2015


You can explore our sample
c:\Program Files (x86)\Codejock Software\ActiveX\Xtreme SuitePro ActiveX v17.1.0\Samples\CommandBars\VB\RibbonSample
to see how set different themes in v17.1.

In file frmMain.frm look for methods CreateRibbonBar, SetStyle, SetCommandbarsTheme and other.

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  Oleksandr Lebed
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Hi olebed, thanks for answering Smile
I did what you say but still the same:
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I've gotten it to work, but the object does not assume the skin

 Set CommandBars = Me.Controls.Add("Codejock.CommandBars.17.1.0", "CommandBars")

            
    LoadIcons
    CreateActions
    CreateRibbonBar
    
    FontSizes(0) = 0
    FontSizes(1) = 11
    FontSizes(2) = 13
    FontSizes(3) = 16
    
    
CommandBarsGlobalSettings.ResourceImages.LoadFromFile "C:\Program Files (x86)\Codejock Software\ActiveX\Xtreme SuitePro ActiveX v17.1.0 (30 Day Trial)" & _
                                                    "\Samples\Styles\VisualStudio2015.dll", "VisualStudio2015Blue.ini"
CommandBars.VisualTheme = xtpThemeVisualStudio2015


SetCommandbarsTheme xtpThemeOffice2013, App.Path & "\..\..\..\Styles\VisualStudio2015.dll", "VisualStudio2015.ini"
ControlFile.Style = xtpButtonCaption

'CreateBackstageView
CommandBars.PaintManager.RefreshMetrics
CommandBars.RecalcLayout



Dynamically load:



Design time load
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SetCommandbarsTheme xtpThemeOffice2013, App.Path & "\..\..\..\Styles\VisualStudio2015.dll", "VisualStudio2015.ini"
SetCommandbarsTheme xtpThemeVisualStudio2015, App.Path & "\..\..\..\Styles\VisualStudio2015.dll", "VisualStudio2015.ini"


Also skins and themes are different technologies which have problems with compatibility.

Screenshot under "Dynamically load:"  - looks like Dark Gray Office2013 theme from file Office2013WordDarkGray.ini
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