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  1. #1

    Default Skin not HaloBlue

    The skin does not seem to work with with the following code. If I use
    tabnavigator it does work, but cfformgroup panel it does not

    What might I be doing wrong?

    <cfform action="casesearchresult.cfm"
    method="POST"
    name="requesthelpdesk"
    format="Flash"
    height="500"
    width="610"
    skin="HaloBlue">

    <cfformgroup type="panel" label="Helpdesk">
    <cfformitem type="html"><a href="request.cfm">Submit a Help Desk
    Request
    </a></cfformitem>
    <cfformitem type="text">Look up a Help Desk request status</cfformitem>
    <cfinput type="text" name="request__casenumber" label="Enter Case Number">
    </cfformgroup>
    <cfinput type = "submit" name="submit" width="100" value = "Show
    Results">
    </cfform>

    nauta Guest

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  3. #2

    Default Re: Skin not HaloBlue

    Themes do not apply to a panel, you would need to use styles to get the look
    and feel that you require

    eg:

    <cfform action="casesearchresult.cfm"
    method="POST"
    name="requesthelpdesk"
    format="Flash"
    height="500"
    width="610"
    skin="HaloBlue" onload="initApp()">
    <cfformitem type="script">
    function initApp(){
    // Do anything that you need to do in the onload Event
    // call the function that is in charge of applying the styles
    applyStyles();
    }
    function applyStyles()
    {
    _global.styles.Form.setStyle("color", 0x000000);

    _global.styles.Button.setStyle("borderThickness", 1);

    _global.styles.Button.setStyle("fillColors", [0x277DC6,0x50ABF7]);
    _global.styles.Button.setStyle("color", 0xffffff);
    _global.styles.Panel.setStyle("backgroundColor", 0xE5F0F9);
    _global.styles.Panel.setStyle("color", 0xffffff);
    _global.styles.Panel.setStyle("headerColors", [0x277DC6,0x50ABF7]);

    }

    </cfformitem>


    <cfformgroup type="panel" label="Helpdesk">
    <cfformitem type="html"><a href="request.cfm">Submit a Help Desk
    Request
    </a></cfformitem>
    <cfformitem type="text">Look up a Help Desk request status</cfformitem>
    <cfinput type="text" name="request__casenumber" label="Enter Case Number">
    </cfformgroup>
    <cfinput type = "submit" name="submit" width="100" value = "Show Results">
    </cfform>


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