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Accordion Skins Hello, Re this question http://www.dhtmlx.com/docs/products/kb/index.shtml?cat=17&page=1&q=5691 I have tried the solution in this answer but I get an error saying that setSkin is not a function. This is the code that creates a window and attaches an accordion var win2= dhxWins.createWindow("recordcard", 250,100,700,600); win2.setText("Record Card"); var dhxAccord2.win2.attachAccordion(); dhxAccord2.setSkin("dhx_blue"); I get the error dhxAccord2.setSkin("dhx_blue"); is not a function. Without that line it all works but I get an unskinned accordion. I am using accordion elsewhere on the page with no problem its just the ones in the windows that are a problem Many thanks Scott Bailey Answer posted by Support on Nov 17, 2008 03:22 Hello, Right, skin should be passed into constructor like this: var dhxAccord = new dhtmlXAccordion(parentId, "skin"); When initing through a window, skin inherits from a window skin. By the default window use "dhx_blue" skin, and accordion use it too. Here is a demo: http://dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxWindows/samples/components/accordion.html?un=1226920890000 Answer posted by Scott Bailey on Nov 17, 2008 03:30 Hello, So there is no way then to have one skin on the window and another on the accordion within it? Scott Answer posted by Support on Nov 17, 2008 03:43 You should edit some code for this: dhtmlxwindows.js: win.attachAccordion = function() { ... this.accordion = new dhtmlXAccordion(obj.id, that.skin); // replace that.skin this your skin Answer posted on Nov 17, 2008 05:37 Many thanks This worked great. |