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Hello Alberto,

 

i think the different is: - UniConatainerpanel has no borders, no caption and so on .. a resource-less "TUniPanel" with less overhead:

 

See sourcecode of a UniPanel:

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See sourcecode of a TUniContainerPanel:

post-1295-0-76439100-1414746222_thumb.jpg

 

HTH

Erich

 

 

P.S.:  

i user a lot of TUniContainerPanels as Buttons / Areas / component-container and so on

per CSS i add hover-effects to UniContainerPanel ...

 

A little Screenshot of my Form with a lot of TUniContainerPanels:

.. Buttons are TUniContainerPanels

.. Header Areal and so on are TUniContainerPanels

.. every TUniDBEdit, TUniDBLookupCombobox and so on are IN a single TUniContainerPanel - so i can Set every TUniContaionerpanel (containing Database-fields) to visible/not visible depending on user-right-system (every TUniContainerpanel is Align:alTop.. works fine!) .. so i can define user-rights to every field :-)

.. for me it is very important to have a small, fast TUniContainerPanel with less ExtJS-overhead:

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