Accordion Skins

Suite and Optimus Suite 5
#1

Hello,



Re this question



dhtmlx.com/docs/products/kb/ … e=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

#2

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:
dhtmlx.com/docs/products/dhtmlxW … 6920890000

#3


Hello,



So there is no way then to have one skin on the window and another on the accordion within it?



Scott

#4

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

#5


Many thanks



This worked great.