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Submitted by Pierre_Admin on 2010/11/05 21:10

Version 0.9.25F includes:

Bug Fixes

When the gantt is Visible : can't "cut" any cell content.
Calendar: Press a key on the keyboard closes IQ (!)
Properties pane: If focused on a section, pressing a key locks up IQ
Current version of the Gantt component has bugs, so we're returning to a more stable version. As a consequence, inside zoom feature is removed (for now at least)
Grid Sort bar must be shown to enable grouping (Sort bar is used to toggle between text oriented grids and number oriented ones)
If there are multiple Gantt Zoom scrollbars in a command bar, only 1 is updated
after un-hoisting the state of grid changed (M)
Calculated fields don't always show in the Properties Pane
[Crash] ctrl +shift + number (to expand items) when multiple parents are selected : crashes IQ
Undo problems (Major): erased something in the filter text box and pressing CTRL-Z (to recover filter) undid something else (M)
Properties pane : All fields section : Tree check box : crashes IQ.
Crashes : IQ (v.E) is pretty unstable here.
Grid column filter (NOT text box filter) : Filter criteria applies to sub item is ON but... doesn't work. (Read for detail!) (M)

New Features

Easy way to remove items from the favorites list
Basic Keyboard Shortcuts to control hierarchies collapse/expand should probably be the same in Properties pane and Grid (M)
Pressing INS to add a new item, now adds it to the top of the list, not the bottom

note: As v0.9.25E was not the most stable

all users are encouraged to upgrade

Comments

thanks Pierre !!

Thanks Pierre.

Thanks.

I have a little problem with the properties pane here : can't enter/modify data.

I might be a special case though. Users : please check that out.

No, I can confirm that there is a problem with the Properties pane. I'll fix this today

The three new features are excellent.

(current users, remember you have to reset the keyboard customizations, to get these revised keyboard shortcuts. documented on -- link to nonexistent node ID 145 --

[quote=KeithB]

The three new features are excellent.

(current users, remember you have to reset the keyboard customizations, to get these revised keyboard shortcuts. documented on -- link to nonexistent node ID 145 --

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Yes, they are nice.

BTW :

1- before resetting, it's good to make sure that user defined shortcut are there and saved (tools > Keyboard shortcuts > view custom shortcuts). They can even be backed up if loosing them means a lot of work...

2- after resetting, if needed (usually it is...) users should re-load their custom shortcuts.

As an aside : I think that when resetting the shortcuts , the IQ dialog should mention the fact that custom shortcuts can be reloaded at will. Right now, it delivers a message which meaning isn't necessarily clear ("This action will remove all custom key assignment at the text level").

[quote]Pressing INS to add a new item, now adds it to the top of the list, not the bottom[/quote]

Is there a way to toggle this new behaviour on/off (i.e., revert to old behaviour)?

As far as I can tell, this new behaviour sometimes also takes effect even when just pressing 'enter', which is unexpected.

Thanks,

Lucas

[quote=lucasd]

[quote]Pressing INS to add a new item, now adds it to the top of the list, not the bottom[/quote]

Is there a way to toggle this new behaviour on/off (i.e., revert to old behaviour)?

As far as I can tell, this new behaviour sometimes also takes effect even when just pressing 'enter', which is unexpected.

Thanks,

Lucas

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I can't reproduce this... What's your settings for the enter key ?

Here's mine in the Tools -> Options dialog.

I was able to reproduce the issue. 3 situations:

(Grid>>Properties>>Down arrow creates a new item
Double-click on the white area below the items
Ctrl-down-arrow

will add it at the top. This is now fixed in v0.9.25H.

Okay, in fact, I have now realized that I was confused before, and the unexpected behaviour happened not with pressing 'enter' but rather with double-clicking the white space (#2 above).