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ElvisM
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Posted: 09 September 2008 at 3:22pm |
Hi friends.
In first place, my english is short.
This is my issue:
I'm using a reportcontrol with a watermark image (bmp file).
As you can see in the pasted image. When I give color to some lines (none lines), the watermark image is covered for its (actual section). There is a way to avoid this? (desired section).
PD: Something like that, occurs when the row is selected. The selectedcolor cover the waterimage.
Regards,
Elvis
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Aaron
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Hi,
It looks ugly when having colorized rows over a watermark image. Just looks like the image isn't finished...
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ElvisM
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Somebody can help me?
someboby of the codejock's team...?
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Baldur
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Maybe it works, if you assign a transparent color-value.
Because RGB's ar only 24 bit's, the transparent is in bits 25-32, eg:
rgb(240,240,240) or &h80000000
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ElvisM
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I tried to set a transparent color, but sincerely... I don't know how.
I did that code ...rgb()..., but itsn't work.
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Baldur
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RGB gives only a 24-bit-value.
Try "RGB(r, g, b,) or &h80000000.
The &h80 should give 50% transparent.
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ElvisM
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Baldur, Thanks for your interest but, it doesn't work.
The second part (&H80...) does nothing... it doesn't make any effect.
I thing that my issue is not possible, at least in the 12.0.2 version.
PD: Sorry for my english.
Regards
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Aaron
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Hi,
Seems that only transparency color for rows is white :(
Guess I can't have both at the same time. But it would nice if support would reply about this.
Thanks
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ElvisM
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Will be this issue corrected soon?
regards.
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