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coasting

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In Topic: OnSlideColoring

06 May 2010 - 09:28 PM

Hi Boki,

take your time. Meanwhile I am using the OnCellColoring event.

coasting

In Topic: OnSlideColoring

04 May 2010 - 09:16 PM

Hi Boki,

nope, doesn't help :/ Did you try yourself? Still all slides are Red. When clicking through the slides the focused one is painted correct but all other slides will then be painted in same color...!?, i.e. the slide with focus is defining the color of the other ones. Any other hint?

Many thx

coasting

In Topic: OnSlideColoring

02 May 2010 - 01:17 PM

Hi

ok, I took ADO Demo3 as a base, switched DBGridView2 to gsSlides and put in the following code:

CODE
procedure TForm1.DBGridView2SlideColoring(Sender: TObject; Index: Integer;
  var SlideColor, GridColor: TColor; SlideState: TSlideState);
begin

  if DataSource2.DataSet.FieldByName('OrderId').AsInteger <= 19 then
    SlideColor := clRed;

  if DataSource2.DataSet.FieldByName('OrderId').AsInteger = 20 then
    SlideColor := clYellow;

  if DataSource2.DataSet.FieldByName('OrderId').AsInteger >= 21 then
    SlideColor := clGreen;

end;


Result is that all slides are painted clRed. When clicking through the slides color of all slides is changing. What am I doing wrong?

coasting


In Topic: OnSlideColoring

01 May 2010 - 09:42 PM

Hi

thx. My intention is to paint each slide background in a different color. Maybe the way I am trying to do it is wrong. Thx yr help.

coasting

In Topic: Slides Editor

01 May 2010 - 09:33 PM

Hi

thx, yes SlideBounds property of the column is doing that. Overlooked this one. Thx thats sufficient for me. Another 'nice to have' feature would be to implement a free positioning of the fields regardless of the gridsize. Like it is possible in VCL FormDesigner when holding the ALT key.

coasting

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