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    Posted: 23 March 2009 at 4:05pm
ver 13.0.0
just the thing about the DateTimePicker
When will it have all the look of all the other Codejock controls.
 
ie have the properties Appearance and UseVisualStyle

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This is something I would also like to see. Also affects the MonthCalendar control.
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How come this hasn't been prioritized? It is a basic requirement for all applications to have a consistent look (this is a basic design standard). Your controls are popular because it creates the possibility for your clients to emulate a visual look in the applications they develop but this capability of your entire suite is rendered useless if we cannot design forms with a consistent look.

Example: If we deliver applications with an Office 2003 look and feel we cannot create forms which has a date or time or date-time field because your datetimepicker control cannot be rendered with an Office 2003 look.
 
I propose that this request be prioiritized to be implemented in your next release of CJ ActiveX.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote DataCrypt Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23 February 2011 at 6:50pm
I really want to use this control from CodeJock Xtreme Suite as well, but have not because it doesn't offer the same XP visual style (flat or otherwise) as the other controls.  I was very surprised that it appeared to be so outdated compared to the other controls in the suite.

Please update this if possible!

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Hello,

use DatePickerControl from our Calendar ActiveX.
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I gave up with this control being updated.
The DatePickerControl is not the same control, if you do get the chance to make its look customizable,  the same as a codejock textbox, that would be great.
 
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Hi Oleg,

 
The datetimepicker control I refer to is a combobox-like control whose button, when clicked, displays a calendard (i.e. the datetimepicker control from the Calendar ActiveX you are referring to).
 
Meaning, we are not talking on the same level here.
 
Please check out what I mean.
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HI Codejock.
 
Any Update for this?
 
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