ShutDownDialog and LogOffDialog code glitch
How to fix it.
Sunday, January 28, 2007 by SKoriginals | Discussion: WindowBlinds Tutorials
For those of you who have tried to create a Per-Pixel ShutDown and LogOff and just can not seem to get it to work here is why.
There seems to be a glitch in the coding where 2 lines of code are not present and must be put in for it to work correctly. You will have to go to the top center tab 'Code' and look for the [ShutdownDialog.BackgroundPerPixel] and the [LogOffDialog.BackgroundPerPixel]. Now they could be at any number code line but tend to be near the bottom. In the original state they look something like this...
but as I said there are two lines of code missing that need to be placed in there. Here is what the finished or completed code should look like...
if you place these missing lines of code into those sections all should work propery. Hope this helps out.
There seems to be a glitch in the coding where 2 lines of code are not present and must be put in for it to work correctly. You will have to go to the top center tab 'Code' and look for the [ShutdownDialog.BackgroundPerPixel] and the [LogOffDialog.BackgroundPerPixel]. Now they could be at any number code line but tend to be near the bottom. In the original state they look something like this...
but as I said there are two lines of code missing that need to be placed in there. Here is what the finished or completed code should look like...
if you place these missing lines of code into those sections all should work propery. Hope this helps out.
boopish
Reply #4 Sunday, January 28, 2007 11:45 PM
Reply #4 Sunday, January 28, 2007 11:45 PM
Yuppers, that's what I have been doing to get the darn things to work...then just have to ignore it when checking code correctness as it says it is unnecessary and should be removed to improve skin performance.
Bushman
Reply #5 Tuesday, January 30, 2007 12:26 PM
Reply #5 Tuesday, January 30, 2007 12:26 PM
Many Thanks for the help Shawn this works great 
like Fuzzy I'm off modifing. 
like Fuzzy I'm off modifing. 
GustheGuideDog
Reply #7 Friday, July 20, 2007 1:21 AM
Reply #7 Friday, July 20, 2007 1:21 AM
Wow I was unaware that one could actually change the shutdown screen as well! I have mastered the art of adding Bootskins (once someone else has made the skin for me) is there a similar program for shut down skins??
Quentin94
Reply #8 Friday, July 20, 2007 3:13 AM
Reply #8 Friday, July 20, 2007 3:13 AM
GustheGuideDog, unfortunately not.
This is about a part of windowblinds coding not about a shutdown software.
Windowblinds is to change the apparency of Windows.
this is the link to the software page:
https://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/index.asp
This is about a part of windowblinds coding not about a shutdown software.
Windowblinds is to change the apparency of Windows.
this is the link to the software page:
https://www.stardock.com/products/windowblinds/index.asp
Chenergie
Reply #9 Tuesday, August 21, 2007 7:27 AM
Reply #9 Tuesday, August 21, 2007 7:27 AM
[Warning] The attribute 'Trans' in Section [ShutdownDialog.BackgroundPerPixel] (value "1") is not supported (or has been removed from the specification) and should be deleted from the skin to improve its performance.
[Warning] The attribute 'PerPixel' in Section [ShutdownDialog.BackgroundPerPixel] (value "1") is not supported (or has been removed from the specification) and should be deleted from the skin to improve its performance.
[Warning] The attribute 'Trans' in Section [LogOffDialog.BackgroundPerPixel] (value "1") is not supported (or has been removed from the specification) and should be deleted from the skin to improve its performance.
[Warning] The attribute 'PerPixel' in Section [LogOffDialog.BackgroundPerPixel] (value "1") is not supported (or has been removed from the specification) and should be deleted from the skin to improve its performance.
Anyone Have A Clue Whats Going On...?
[Warning] The attribute 'PerPixel' in Section [ShutdownDialog.BackgroundPerPixel] (value "1") is not supported (or has been removed from the specification) and should be deleted from the skin to improve its performance.
[Warning] The attribute 'Trans' in Section [LogOffDialog.BackgroundPerPixel] (value "1") is not supported (or has been removed from the specification) and should be deleted from the skin to improve its performance.
[Warning] The attribute 'PerPixel' in Section [LogOffDialog.BackgroundPerPixel] (value "1") is not supported (or has been removed from the specification) and should be deleted from the skin to improve its performance.
Anyone Have A Clue Whats Going On...?
eieio
Reply #10 Tuesday, August 21, 2007 7:37 AM
This from Neil Banfield should answer your question
Reply #10 Tuesday, August 21, 2007 7:37 AM
Anyone Have A Clue Whats Going On...?
This from Neil Banfield should answer your question
The bug analysing and correction feature in SKS5 was more trouble than it was worth. Frequently it flagged things which were not issues and gave the user the impression that the skin had serious problems. Worse, the correct these errors feature can damage a skin.
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Reply #1 Sunday, January 28, 2007 7:30 PM
Fuzzy goes off to modify new skin...