Display bug: cursor 'carrying' something but not the case (hopefully)

Submitted by Tom on 2010/02/10 05:58
25_Pre-release version #18
 
On opening a file, as soon as I click on an item, OR as soon as I pass the cursor over a link,
the cursor shows a little box below it (which signifies that it's doing a drag-drop operation)
 
Happens every time with my default setup, so far no repurcussions though (i.e. seems to be only a display bug)
The clipboard simply has last copied text
 
Anyone else experiencing the same?
 
 

<SOLVED>Properties pane refresh issue

Submitted by Armando on 2010/02/10 00:52
 
 
1- Open a grid with some yes/no fields.
2- Open the properties pane
3- Expand the "Filled fields section"
4- Go back to the grid and create an item
5- Check on of the Yes/No fields : the properties pane isn't updated until you move to another item and come back.
 
There might be other cases... But it's a bit late and I'll try tomorrow.
 
Anybody can confirm that ?

[how do I] get from IQ menu back to the grid with shortcut ?

Submitted by Tom on 2010/02/09 05:34
 
I use a lot of shortcuts but also use the mouse a lot - I've never really learned how to navigate the menu properly via keyboard
 
Is there a way to move focus from the Menu to the grid using a shorcut ?
 
F9 doesnt work here (- shouldnt it ?  - is that a bug or is it simply not implemented properly yet?)
 

"Comments" delimiters for filters ... Would that be possible soon ?

Submitted by Armando on 2010/02/09 01:29
Hi Pierre,
 
"Comments" delimiters for filters, etc. were proposed a while ago (and I can't find where and when).
 
Since named filters aren't there yet, could some delimiters be defined for comments in filters (so that users can easily name filters, and identify them easily without having to interpret them each time -- which can be a bit of a challenge for very complex ones : e.g. :((zztask or task) and (  ( ((urgency >= 0  or urgency is null or (due-now<1)) and followupdate is null) or (due is null and followupdate is null) or (followupdate-now<1) )   AND  (done is null)  )) and xmo is null and solution is null and (ABCD_priority not like "D" or ABCD_priority is null) and EnAttente is null )
 
 
As you know, SQL uses  "--"  for simple comments, or /*  */ for bracketed comments.