hi,

 

I think I mentioned this before but I can't find the post... I've found a number of times in a grid that the "outline" column has become no longer the first column but the second, and I am unable to get it back into its leftmost position. The grid ends up looking like this:

 

 

I've now worked out this happens when you move another column over into the position immediately to the right of the outline column - the "first column" in effect. In the example above, this is what I've done with Date. So the grid should be displaying: Outline no. - Date - Item etc.

 

Each time I've moved columns around like this, at first it works, then eventually it ends up like the image here. Once it's like this, the leftmost column (which is now Date) becomes stuck.

If I reduce the width of the column in the right-hand side of the 'All Fields' area in the properties pane, close and re-open it, the width goes back to this:

 

 

(87d)

I dont usually double-click panes, but happened to today, with some unexpected results -- so thought I'd better report.

 

Double-clicking the property or html panes' titlebar:

After the first double-click, the relevant pane hides the other pane, and may show *over* the grids as opposed to beside them.

e.g. (1) with both panes showing normally: double-click PP titlebar, it covers the HTML pane. Neither shift+F12 nor F12 restore the properties pane to view (although you can see that the HTML pane is opening/closing behind the PP).

 

Is it meant to make the pane auto-hide?

There was already a forum topic from gregory about a similar issue.

 

Mine is that items that are already part of the WIKITag list of possible items and which appear when I double press F2 from within InfoQube do not appear in the "Add Item" dialog under WIKITag.

 

I have had problems with this since August on one of my databases running v77 portable (64bit Win7)

However, reverting to an old backup of the same database restored full functionality at the time.

I was playing a bit with the WIKITag field using VBScript and assumed this was the culprit, but couldn't investigate more.

 

Now, with a brand new database (sample iq data) and running 86+ portable on a different machine, I ran into the same issue without the "problematic code".

 

Does anybody else experience this issue?

 

EDIT:

I remember using hyperlin

First - thanks Pierre for the opportunity to have pictures inside fields other than the Item one - it opens up a lot of possibilities!

 

As I am making more use of it, however, I stumbled upon something rather undesirable:

- if the width of the field is higher than the width of the picture, the "Path" to the file overflows in the newly available space.

 

I recently upgraded to 87c portable, and somehow this option is turned off. Do you know where this setting is located?

Adding a file with the following options creates a shortcut file in the Database Files folder, BUT the shortcut is named <shortcut>.<linked file extension>, and not <shortcut>.LNK.

It seems like a link in the File Explorer because of icon and in File Properties->Type of File->Shortcut (.lnk), but when the location of the actual file is changed the target does not autoupdate which is the reason behind using links in the first place.