Bug fix - Losing data when clicking away from application

[ashwken]

Sorry about the redundancy I misunderstood your post.

What Jon is referring to is that there have been some sub-version releases that were called v.3.5a - you've just about got to DL to a sub-folder structure based on release date, then you've got to look at Help | About - Install Info to see what version you're running.

The only difference in the DL page is the Release Date.

[Jon Polish]

Yup.

There were four versions of 3.5a. They were 3.5.1.0, 3.5.1.1, 3.5.1.2, and 3.5.1.3. The problem for me is that while these are minor fixes, they may contain fixes that concern particular users. These were not posted in the forum, but you can stay on top of these updates if you check the download section. You will see that the upload date is changed. A futher check of the version number of the exe file will reveal the internal designation.

Jon

[eno]

Wouldn’t it be far better and clearer just to have the number naming format?

Also have the file name with the version number in it?

[Jon Polish]

I agree. That is the reason I raised the matter.

[J-Mac]

I had no idea that so many different 3.5 versions were released. And I cannot see what each one addressed.

Finally, checking the download page shouldn't be the only way for users to find out about updates!

Thanks!

Jim

EDIT: Unless, that is, those particular releases were especially for problems that only certain users were experiencing - and that those users were notified.

[Jon Polish]

Originally posted by Jon Polish
For everyone's information, this seems to be fixed in version 3.5.2.0 (aka 3.5b - I really wish Kinook would not return to this naming convention. There were several 3.5a versions and it becomes confusing.).

Anyway, thank you for this fix.

Jon

This seemed to be fixed, but it is now broken again. No settings were changed since the time I reported it fixed, so I cannot account for why it is not working again. Steps to reproduce are the same as before:

1. Create a new item in the Data Explorer.
2. Name that item in the Data Explorer without hitting the Enter key.
3. Navigate to another program's open window, or click on something on your desktop. (I just clicked on this message.)
4. Now go back to a different item in the Data Explorer pane.
5. The name reverts to that of the original template.

Jon

[kinook]

I don't think it ever was fixed (at least we didn't do anything to fix). It appears to be a bug in the tree component we're using, and the vendor has no plans to address it. You'll need to

a) press Enter or Tab after naming/renaming an item and before switching to another app
b) click on the window caption or use Alt+Tab to re-activate UR
or
c) after reactivating UR, click on the item title being edited before selecting another item