Version 0.9.25S is now available !

Submitted by Pierre_Admin on 2011/04/28 01:25
Hi IQ Users,
 
Included in v0.9.25S :
  • Fixed: Dropping a field from the properties pane to the grid does not apply conditional formats
  • Changed: Double-click on a numeric cell no longer increments, but enters edit mode (like in date and text cells)
  • Changed: Click anywhere on the cell which has the focus enters edit mode
  • Fixed: Changing a field name does not update the opened grids (see: NextTaskID can get confusing)
  • Fixed: Changes to field properties are immediately applied to all opened grids (name, alignment, read-only, icons, etc). No longer required to close and re-open !
  • Improved: Changes to many options (tools>>options) no longer require a restart (i.e.

How do I change the default font size in the HTML Editor? <SOLVED>

Submitted by davet on 2011/04/26 09:32
As a new member of the IQ community, I have probably spent well over a hundred hours working through new user gotchas, making suggestions, and making videos on bugs and Gantt chart problems. But so far I have not tried to use IQ for any productive work.
 
Yesterday, I decided to start using IQ for planning and productive work.

IQ constantly accessing registry for ExtendedErrors in Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB Provider Error Lookup

Submitted by reesd on 2011/04/25 08:45
I just noticed today that IQ seems to be constantly accessing the registry for some ExtendedError key related to Microsoft Jet 4.0 OLE DB Provider Error Lookup. Below is a dump of a few seconds from procman. I have over ten thousand of these from just a few minutes of IQ running...
 
Is something in my environment missing that IQ is looking for?
 
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"Time of Day","Process Name","PID","Operation","Path","Result","Detail"
"8:31:35.8978608 AM","InfoQube.exe","5000","RegOpenKey","HKCU\Software\Classes\CLSID\{DEE35070-506B-11CF-B1AA-00AA00B8DE95}\ExtendedErrors","NAME NOT FOUND","Desired Access: Read"

Move ItemForeColor, ItemBackColor and ItemFont to grid level

Submitted by reesd on 2011/04/22 20:33
After going through and doing all the refactoring of the color stuff, it occurred to me that having the Item forecolor, backcolor, and font defined at the database level isn't that useful. What would be really useful is if it was defined at the grid level. Then you could two grids on the same content with very different formatting....
 
Background at Item Formatting

colors, colors, colors

Submitted by reesd on 2011/04/22 20:02
Hi all, I finally got sick enough of VB Hex Codes to do something about it.
 
I wrote an excel spreadsheet that generates IQ NamedColors (in the wacky reversed VB hex code format) for the HTML/CSS/X11 Color Set. That gives us 142 pretty colors to play with! It's at Web Named Colors.
 
And while I was posting, I decided to refactor the two pages on item and conditional formatting into one. See Item Formatting for the combined result (-- link to nonexistent node ID 1169 -- is now just a link to it). The formatting probably needs work, but the original conditional formatting article was formatted weird (native HTML?) and I just couldn't take the pain of try to fix it any further.
 
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