Andreas Schlüns wrote:
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This feature(!) was requested by the community ... but may be sligthly
different from the scenario you describe :-)
a)
The old bahviour of OOo was to call Frame.getContainerWindow().toFront()
after loading of the document was finished.
b)
But some poeple requested to change that. The reason:
If you load a big document (which needs several seconds or minutes) ...
may be the user select another window of its desktop and may be started
working on it. But then these poeple was displeased by the OOo window,
which interrupts working on the other window.
So the request was the following one:
OLD CODE:
loadComponentFromURL()
window = createWindow()
load()
window.toFront()
NEW CODE:
loadComponentFromURL()
window = createWindow()
window.toFront()
load()
After looking into the code I must correct myself.
The mentioned fix was tried, but disabled afterwards.
So the current behaviour of the master will be:
loadComponentFromURL()
window = createWindow()
load()
window.toFront()
BTW: Issue ID for the community request was #19976#.
Regards
Andreas
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