Hello,
My panes don't get the current skin background color, although internal or external controls well reflect the skin color.
Now, in a very special case, my panes get the skin background ; I need to combine all that :
1. Using a RadSkinManager
2. Ading in the code behind : If Not Page.IsPostBack then RadSkinManager.GetCurrent(Me.Page).Skin = MySkinForest
3. Using a RadFormDecorator
4. Making a callback
Only after the callback, the panes get skin backcolor.
For all other combination, the panes stay transparent ; for example :
- I do 1,2,3 but I make a postback instead of a callback.
- I do 1,2,4 but I haven't got a RadFormDecorator.
- I do 2,3,4 and I replace RadSkinManager usage (remove it) by the add of the attribute Skin=Forest into the Splitter tag
That's very strange. Have you got an idea to get a pane back color permanently ?
For info :
- I'm using version 2009.2.1028.35
- bug occurs in localhost (Windows XP) and server (Windows 2003 Server)
My panes don't get the current skin background color, although internal or external controls well reflect the skin color.
Now, in a very special case, my panes get the skin background ; I need to combine all that :
1. Using a RadSkinManager
2. Ading in the code behind : If Not Page.IsPostBack then RadSkinManager.GetCurrent(Me.Page).Skin = MySkinForest
3. Using a RadFormDecorator
4. Making a callback
Only after the callback, the panes get skin backcolor.
For all other combination, the panes stay transparent ; for example :
- I do 1,2,3 but I make a postback instead of a callback.
- I do 1,2,4 but I haven't got a RadFormDecorator.
- I do 2,3,4 and I replace RadSkinManager usage (remove it) by the add of the attribute Skin=Forest into the Splitter tag
That's very strange. Have you got an idea to get a pane back color permanently ?
For info :
- I'm using version 2009.2.1028.35
- bug occurs in localhost (Windows XP) and server (Windows 2003 Server)