[pgadmin-support] pgAdmin: not remembering passwords

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In reference to this thread, from several months ago:

  http://archives.postgresql.org/pgadmin-support/2005-12/msg00021.php

I don't know if this was ever solved elsewhere on the list, but it took 
me some time to figure out what I think is the cause of the symptom.


I believe whenever I specify the address of a registered server as an IP 
address, it doesn't work.  If I use a domain name instead, it does work.


Do the developers agree?  Was this already discovered earlier?  If not, 
could it be addressed in future releases?


Thanks,

jl

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[pgadmin-support] pgAdmin 1.4.3 bug with delete button in win32

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I noticed one of the new features on the win32 side for pgAdmin is that 
when you're viewing a row and press "delete" you get a prompt to delete 
the row.


That's a pretty cool feature, except it also triggers that prompt if 
you're editing a field within a row, and might be wanting to delete some 
characters within the field, not the whole row.


I vote that should be changed.  Anyone else?

jl

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Re: [pgadmin-support] pgAdmin 1.4.3 bug with delete button in win32

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Dave Page wrote:
That's a pretty cool feature, except it also triggers that prompt if 
you're editing a field within a row, and might be wanting to 
delete some 
characters within the field, not the whole row.


I can't reproduce that here - it deletes the character to the right of
the cursor.


Thanks for checking, Dave, but I just reproduced it again (and I've been
noticing this pretty much ever since I installed 1.4.3).

I'm running on WinXP SP2 with nothing else too funky going on.  Can you
think of anything in my configuration that might be causing this?

jl


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Re: [pgadmin-support] pgAdmin 1.4.3 bug with delete button in win32

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Melvin Davidson wrote:

You just need to use position the cursor after the character and press
'Backspace' to delete it.


Yes, thanks for the workaround but I'd already figured that out.


You should not be using the "Delete" key to delete characters.


Surely you're joking.

jl

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Re: [pgadmin-support] pgAdmin 1.4.3 bug with delete button in win32

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Melvin Davidson wrote:

I cannot duplicate your problem either.

Is it possible you are using/have a keyboard mapping utility program
which
has redefined the function of the delete key?


I don't think so, but if no one else can reproduce this it must be 
something strange about my workstation.


I did have a Ctrl and maybe Shift key sticking occasionally on my 
keyboard, but those don't seem like they'd cause the problem.


Also, I do know this never happened in previous versions for me.

Oh well, forget about it for now.  I'll wait to see if anyone else comes 
up with the same problem.


Sorry to have wasted your time.

jl

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Re: SPAM: MEDIUM * Re: [pgadmin-support] pgAdmin 1.4.3 bug with

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Dave Page wrote:

I'm running on WinXP SP2 with nothing else too funky going on.  Can you
think of anything in my configuration that might be causing this?


Nope. There have been changes in that code as you know - can you figure out
an exact procedure to recreate the problem? Perhaps it takes some specific
order of cell/row selection and/or focus changes.


Yes, sorry -- I should've been more specific from the outset.

Anyway, here's the simplest way I can reproduce it:

1) Open a table
2) Single click on a cell
3) Press F2 to move into edit mode
4) Press Delete

Then I get the "Delete rows?" dialog box.

Alternatively, I can replace 2) and 3) with a double click on a cell, 
and I get the same result.


Like I said, it could be something very strange on my machine or perhaps 
just some random key sticking on my keyboard (though the behavior does 
not seem intermittent as one would expect were that the problem).


jl

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