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1. Re: Disable Skinability
sergeysmirnov Jul 5, 2007 7:45 PM (in response to victorv)what you want to disable and where?
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2. Re: Disable Skinability
victorv Jul 5, 2007 8:19 PM (in response to victorv)I need to disable the skin of a rich:datatable I use my own styleshhet
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3. Re: Disable Skinability
victorv Jul 5, 2007 8:19 PM (in response to victorv)I need to disable the skin of a rich:datatable I use my own styleshhet
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4. Re: Disable Skinability
sergeysmirnov Jul 5, 2007 8:25 PM (in response to victorv)So, go ahead and use your own stylesheet. The css parameters from it will override the default ones
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5. Re: Disable Skinability
victorv Jul 5, 2007 9:04 PM (in response to victorv)The problem is tha my datatable has a black borders, but if I create a skin properties file like that:
#Colors headerBackgroundColor= headerGradientColor= headerTextColor= headerWeightFont= generalBackgroundColor= generalTextColor= generalSizeFont= generalFamilyFont= controlTextColor= controlBackgroundColor= additionalBackgroundColor= shadowBackgroundColor= shadowOpacity= panelBorderColor= subBorderColor= tabBackgroundColor= tabDisabledTextColor= trimColor= tipBackgroundColor= tipBorderColor= selectControlColor= generalLinkColor= hoverLinkColor= visitedLinkColor= # Fonts headerSizeFont= headerFamilyFont= tabSizeFont= tabFamilyFont= buttonSizeFont= buttonFamilyFont= tableBackgroundColor= tableFooterBackgroundColor= tableSubfooterBackgroundColor= tableBorderColor=
The datatable display fine but an exeption is fired because the color cannot parse for java. -
6. Re: Disable Skinability
victorv Jul 5, 2007 9:04 PM (in response to victorv)The problem is tha my datatable has a black borders, but if I create a skin properties file like that:
#Colors headerBackgroundColor= headerGradientColor= headerTextColor= headerWeightFont= generalBackgroundColor= generalTextColor= generalSizeFont= generalFamilyFont= controlTextColor= controlBackgroundColor= additionalBackgroundColor= shadowBackgroundColor= shadowOpacity= panelBorderColor= subBorderColor= tabBackgroundColor= tabDisabledTextColor= trimColor= tipBackgroundColor= tipBorderColor= selectControlColor= generalLinkColor= hoverLinkColor= visitedLinkColor= # Fonts headerSizeFont= headerFamilyFont= tabSizeFont= tabFamilyFont= buttonSizeFont= buttonFamilyFont= tableBackgroundColor= tableFooterBackgroundColor= tableSubfooterBackgroundColor= tableBorderColor=
The datatable display fine but an exeption is fired because the color cannot parse for java. -
7. Re: Disable Skinability
sergeysmirnov Jul 5, 2007 9:17 PM (in response to victorv)you are on the wrong way. Do not fight with properties file. Just use available classes.
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8. Re: Disable Skinability
victorv Jul 5, 2007 9:21 PM (in response to victorv)There is the only way what I found to solve my problem then I need the correct solution, my styles not override the skin, I need disable the skin for mi datatable.
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9. Re: Disable Skinability
victorv Jul 5, 2007 9:21 PM (in response to victorv)There is the only way what I found to solve my problem then I need the correct solution, my styles not override the skin, I need disable the skin for mi datatable.
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10. Re: Disable Skinability
sergeysmirnov Jul 6, 2007 1:12 AM (in response to victorv)let speak about something concrete. What exactly you cannot override.
P.S. skin is a properties file. You can rename, move or edit file, but not disable. Do not ask about this again and again.