In lieu of an "auto-expanding" wysiwyg editor box, it would be good at least to be able to specify a default height for the edit box, say 3 or 4 lines.  I find myself automatically pressing Alt+Down a few times, just to have some room to work.  Would be nice not to have to do that.

Does anyone know how to turn off the dialogue that pops up every time you delete text in the HTML pane?  Couldn't find anything in options.  I'm transferring a lot of text from the HTML pane to the grid, and having to deal with this every time is a pain (I realize I might regret turning it off).

 

Wayne

 

This for the record:

 

Today I opened an older file that I use only occasionally:

all colour highlighting was gone.

Closed the file (to update IQ from 97 to 97a), opened it again, and got this error message (didnt notice an error message from 97, but may have pressed return on it without thinking/noticing):

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InfoQube
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Error loading colors specific to this IQBase. Use Tools>>Options to set these again. (You can open a backup file to retrieve the item color settings)
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OK  
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If I select an item and execute "Show in calendar," set the appointment details as an all-day event, the calendar date is one day after the date I selected in the form.

Would it be possible to set up a condition so that:

- If ALL child items all levels deep are formatted green, automatically format the parent item green?

- If ANY child item, no mater how many levels deep are formatted red, automatically format the parent item red?

 

Alternatively a check mark field tied to the parent item that gets selected if ANY child item has a certain status/es would work.

 

Thanks

I know this has been discussed multiple times but I don't think it's been implemented yet.  I needed to reverse a cut/paste operation but was unable to do so, and lost all the cells I'd just cut (50+ cells of text).

 

I thought I'd lost a big chunk of work but I think I've recovered it using the back up but I'm still not sure and it was a lot less convenient than just "undoing".

 

I was in the process of cut/copying text from one column to another.  It was tedious so I started adding more on more cells to each operation.  In every case, it was pasting the cut cells as intended.  But then I got the paste dialogue which would have created extra rows I didn't want.  Without thinking, I canceled out of the paste operation, and in so doing, lost all the cells I'd just cut.

 

Side issue: if anyone knows a better way to transfer thousands of cells of text from one column to anoth

 

Sortbar with three fields on it:

press (e.g.) the first one a couple of times (to change from ascending to descending):

also,

highlighting is erratic:

sometimes one is highlighted, sometimes another (although there may be a logic here I've missed)

 

Unfortunately unable to reproduce this in sample file with data (but didnt spend long trying).

 

Image below from my file -- note in this image, the focus is on 'Item created' in sortbar above the left pane, it wasnt working:

after AltTabbing away and back, it did work, but then jumped to last place on the list.

Today when I use Ctrl+Shift+S to split an item, the second part of the item (after the split point) is appearing as a new item not immediately below the first part, but two items after the first part.

 

 

Unexpected results pasting multiple lines into selected cell, selecting option #2 in the paste dialogue (create new items):

 

1) plain text, with a couple of paragraphs, that has been pasted into the HTML pane: option 'Text' was selected in the paste as dialogue

=> copy text from HTML pane,

this pastes into a single selected cell (not in edit mode) with no paste dialogue shown.

a minor inconsistency (and a minor inconvenience)

this appears to be reproducible here (and has been this way for a while, maybe always?)