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Forums » Prof-UIS Tech Support » Applying prof UI skins simultaneously on many items/controls in an interface/mainframe Collapse All
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howard liu Dec 20, 2007 - 1:49 AM

Thanks for this reply on applying skins simultaneously on many dialog boxes.
Actually we were not aware of ’SetAutoSubclassChildControls()’ method.

As a further point i would request another clarification

Like what you have explained for a dialog/dialog class, is there a similar procedure for the applying skins globally to a Mainframe. What i mean by mainframe is the main user interface that hosts titlebar, toolbars, dropdown menus, list controls and treeviews and the status bar.
That is, by just invoking a method with the Mainframework, its items like toolbars, dropdown menus, and list controls should get skinned by prof UI skins. Is there a universal invoking method for this

Thanks
Ranga

Technical Support Dec 20, 2007 - 10:54 AM

Unfortunately we have no similar function for automatic subclassing all the windows which appear at your application’s run time. Besides, Prof-UIS does not contain extensions of some common controls like a tree view and a list view but provides its own tree grid, plain grid and report grid instead. So, generally, even if we provided some global subclassing feature like you requested, it would not replace absolutely all controls.