Is it necessary to be in Browse mode to simply open a (local) file link in the HTML pane?

When not in browse mode, nothing happens if I click on a file link -- I would expect the file to simply open in default programme

 

 I have made changes to the HTML pane as directed in the help manual. I does not change the font.

Right-click a field in the properties pane list of fields.

Click 'Show grid with same name'

=>

there is no response: grid is not opened - if grid is already open, it is not given focus.

 

minor yet awkward if you want to keep grids in alphabetical order:

 

Open 'Manage Grids'

=> sort grids how you like

=> click [Save order] and: [Close], or [Save] with auto-close ticked

 

New sort is not saved

 

91c Portable

(Win.7 x64)

The IQ web page clipper is one of the few things I still find lacking in IQ and I'd like to come up with a good clipping solution for myself now, without waiting for better clipper functionality, as I know Pierre has much more pressing features to work on.  There are some 3rd party clipping solutions that allow me to instantly clean up and format a web page - but the problem is that if you then paste that into IQ it puts it in the database, and I don't want to create a huge (slower) database because of the web clippings.

 

Right now in the HTML pane right click > paste special gives several options.  Would it be possible to add an additional option of "HTML format with local storage"?  If that options is selected the content would be pasted as an (editable) HTM file along with associated local storage for the HTM file and folder.

 

Thanks

 

I often hover over tabs mistakenly, which causes unwanted grids (or other stuff) to appear, etc.

One way to prevent that would be to have the option to show hidden grids (or other content) only when clicking on tabs. I'd really love that.

(One exception to the clicking option would be when dragging/dropping something to a tab -- as it's not possible to click while doing that.)

Thanks for considering it if possible!

The sluggishness I'm experiencing has been around since v90 or 89 I think. I just didn't have the time to post about it. Focus has seen improvements, but it's still shaky.

 

- When several grids are loaded (let's say more than 10, but on autohide, so only a few are really visible), IQ becomes sluggish : switching grids and creating items is slow.

And then focus becomes a problem. 

 

It's not a show stopper, but it's serious enough to slow me down and be afraid of loosing stuff.

Because the focus change isn't reliable enough and becomes slower, I often mistakenly delete or paste stuff in the wrong items, in other panes, while trying to work in others.

Hi IQ Users !

 

This is a follow up to a discussion that started here: 1. Items

 

As this is a book page, the comments will eventually be removed, so this thread should be used instead.

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