RE: Getting incorrect color for an extended element(type: 106).

[quote user="Jon Summers"]Provide a code snippet, please[/quote]
[quote user="Sundar"] My code looks like this...[/quote]
[quote user="Jon Summers"]What is the value of uiLevel?[/quote]
[quote user="Sundar"] uiLevel is 4[/quote]
[quote user="Jon Summers"]What is the value of displayColor? [/quote]
[quote user="Sundar"]0[/quote]
[quote user="Jon Summers"]Is pDgnModelRef valid?[/quote]
[quote user="Sundar"]Yes[/quote]
[quote user="Jon Summers"]If you get its level name, is that valid?[/quote]
[quote user="Sundar"]Yes[/quote]

This could take a while.

Terse answers may, or may not, lead us slowly to an answer.  When I ask a question such as "Is the level name valid?",
what I'm asking for is not if the function returned SUCCESS, but whether the function has returned a level name, and it's the level name you were expecting.
A DgnModelRefP might be valid (i.e. non-NULL), but is it equivalent to the model that you are evaluating?