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it's a while where I download the JEDI, and JEDIvcl Components, but I stand for a Problem, that was made me crazy by waste Time with searching a Solution.
As it be, I could no Solution, and the Wiki, I can not edit the Page, to present the Solution.
However, The Problem was, that, when I using Delphi 7 Form-Designer, and the property Active is set to TRUE, the Application does not fire a Event, to Re-Draw the Title-Bar of a Window.
If no other Code is available, the Title-Box will be Display, when I resize the Window.
To show the Gradient Style at start-up, you have to set the propertyActive to FALSE (in Design-Time).
Then you have to implement a little bit in the FormShow Event of a TForm.
This code make the Gradient Title-Bar appear:
Form1.JvGradientCaption1.Active := True;
It works for, and I hope I could help you, with a workaround.
Thank's for reading
paule32
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Hello,
it's a while where I download the JEDI, and JEDIvcl Components, but I stand for a Problem, that was made me crazy by waste Time with searching a Solution.
As it be, I could no Solution, and the Wiki, I can not edit the Page, to present the Solution.
However, The Problem was, that, when I using Delphi 7 Form-Designer, and the property Active is set to TRUE, the Application does not fire a Event, to Re-Draw the Title-Bar of a Window.
If no other Code is available, the Title-Box will be Display, when I resize the Window.
To show the Gradient Style at start-up, you have to set the property Active to FALSE (in Design-Time).
Then you have to implement a little bit in the FormShow Event of a TForm.
This code make the Gradient Title-Bar appear:
Form1.JvGradientCaption1.Active := True;
It works for, and I hope I could help you, with a workaround.
Thank's for reading
paule32
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