When a search is performed, the search term is highlighted on items in the grid, but not in the HTML pane.  Is there any way to also highlight them in the HTML pane?

 

I sometimes searching for strings where I want to find not just a grid item, but the search string - in a long article in the HTML pane for instance.  Right now the only thing I can do is perform the search, and then once the search results are returned, manually click Menu > Edit > Find in the HTML pane for each item. This in and of itself wouldn't be too bad of I could keep the HTML find box active when switching between items, but that's not possible, so I then have to close it and keep doing that again and again til I find what I'm looking for.

 

Thanks!

I've run into a problem trying to drag folders into InfoQube to create links.  When I drag the folders, I get this dialogue:

 

I have two IQ files syncing though Dropbox between desktop and laptop

 Right now in Auto-Search (Ctrl+F3), F3 advances to the next occurrence of the search term.  Shouldn't Shift+F3 move the highlight to the previous occurrence?

How do I hide Done items in the Calendar?

Also, is there some way to hide the "(Field Name)" at the end of each item?

Here you can see that I have some fields in my database with numerical names, e.g.

Have been discovering the uses of Tree View lately.

One thing that bugs me is that the children are not displayed in the correct order for the parent.

 

I thought it was due to sorting, but turning it off, no Source Bar or Group bar either - the items still display in an order which I cannot change for long (refreshing the grid takes them back at their wrong places)

 

Hope it's clear.

Would it be useful to enable adding and ordering of columns in the Grids section of the Properties pane?

 

The vertical position of the field names in the Grids section would correspond to the left-right position of the columns in the grid.  Alt+up/down keys could be used to quickly change this ordering.

 

An "Add Column" ... cell could be added in the list of columns for each grid.   Typing in this cell could activate a dropbown box containing the names of all fields, "filter as you type".  Once a field is entered in this box, the alt+up/down could be used to place the column in the desired location.

 

I created a grid with the same name as a field.  Later I deleted that grid.  Afterwards, in the All Fields list in the Properties Pane, that field name was still highlighted in blue and underlined.  Refreshing the view did not remove the blue color and underline (to reflect that there was no longer any grid of the same name).  The blue color and underline was removed after a program restart.