Please send a simple project with the problem to support@woll2woll.com and specify version of RAD Studio and FirePower, as well as your target device. Our demo uses recordviewpanels on forms and it does not generate any error when closed.

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This is not supported. However if you only have a single page of data, you could create a bitmap though of the grid with the following code which would capture the grid exactly as it is shown on the screen var bitmap: TBitmap; begin bitmap:= wwdatagrid1.MakeScreenshot; bitmap.SaveToFile('c:\users\roywoll\documents\test.bmp'); bitmap.free; end; You could even create multiple pages if you have more data by putting some logic to scroll the grid to the next page and then capturing the screenshot again.

Take a look at the export demo as part of the main demo. It has the code to do this.

Please post all your filter dialog property settings (Copy in the IDE, and then paste into your message). The answer is different depending upon how you have it configured. If you are using fdbyquerymoyify, you could use the OnEncodeDateTime event. You could also see if the OnEncodeValue event would help you here. However, it might be that these events are fired too late for you.

The cells use the virtual method function GetDefaultTextCellStyle: string; virtual; to determine the style of the cells. I believe this defaults to 'editstyle'. You could subclass the grid and override this if you wish to change this default. There is a reason to keep the grid's default as edit style so that the text does not shift or change size when editing.

Please provide more details of your problem. Export works with sylk for me.

You can change the background and font color using the OnCustomDrawCell event. For instance... procedure TDataGridFooterForm.dgOrdersCustomDrawCell(Sender: TObject; CellAttributes: TwwCustomDrawCellAttributes); begin if CellAttributes.CellType=TwwGridCellType.gctFooterCell then begin CellAttributes.BackColor:= TAlphaColorRec.Yellow; CellAttributes.fontColor:= TAlphaColorRec.Black; end; end; However each cell does not paint the line area so you would have to clear this with some code. You could of course change the footer style by setting the stylelookup in formshow event and it will use the color of the style. dgOrders.FooterControl.StyleLookup:= 'panelstyle'; Or you could even use the OnCustomDrawCell event and fill a rectangle there (bigger than the rect passed in) to deal with the portion that is not painted.

FYI - You don't need to modify our packages if you compile without our runtime package. In other words you can change your library search path to include the source directory. Then it will automatically pick up all your changes. If this is not an option for you let me know and I will see about getting the files for you.

In your screenshot, I don't quite understand the far left icon with the right arrow. What is that supposed to do?