right now these similar actions require different UI process, which feels awkward. I think that for intuitiveness and coherence, this should be streamlined.

 

Creating new Fields is more intuitive than creating new grids and editing them, IMO.

This is disturbing as it allows 2 clicks to prevent focus jumping : first click to move focus, second to expand or collapse the hierarchy.

 

To test :

 

1- select an item at the bottom of a big grid with some collapsed hierarchies

2- go at the top of your grid, expand a hierarchy.

 

IQ will jump (scroll) back to the previously focussed item which isn't practical.

 

It's been like that for a while. Thought I'd mention it and add it to mantis.

I know I know this, but I don't use it often enough. How do I filter on fields that are populated by pop up lists?

 

Thanks.

 

Jon 

 In a relational database of two tables: legal concepts & cases, there is a many-to-many relationship. One legal concept (right against self incrimination, for example) may be related to many cases, and one case maybe related to many legal concepts.

 

In InfoQube I have created two "grids" (tables), one for Legal Concepts (with no fields) and one for Cases with several fields (case name, citation, date, jurisdiction, court, and judge). What makes InfoQube wonderful is how easily records within a database can be easily manipulated in an outline metaphor. But somehow I need to be able to relate multiple cases to one Legal Concept and its progeny (siblings and siblings of siblings, etc)

 

Any ideas would be appreciated

 

Mitchell Kastner

732 873-9555

From the manual on hoisting

 

[quote] Drag-dropping items from another grid to a hoisted grid, adds these items to the hoisted display (new in 0.9.25 pre-rel14)[/quote]

 

Inquiring minds want to know....

 

--

Jan Rifkinson

Ridgefield CT USA

Hi,

 

Is it possible to mix fonts within the same cell; specifically, a wingdings-font check mark within an arial font cell ?  Dont' want to employ a separate column for this visual indicator (I know thats do-able), want to be able to employ it at the beginning of a cell.

thanks

 

Doug Bartlett

 When I try to open it using the menu at the top, nothing seems to happen.  It is also not highlighted the next time I go into the menu.

 

Shift + F12 does not work either.  Am I hiding it somehow?

Can't remember at this point how this NTFS index/journaling feature is "named" exactly... But I'm sure you know what I mean. Is that still possible ?

 

 

[One reason why I came back with this one -- mentioned a while ago -- is that more and more people are linking stuff to their DB, and linking problems are bound to happen... When thousands of links are disrupted for whatever reason, it's not fun.]