It would be nice if this could be under programmer control. I have an
app that can have changes made to it that DON'T constitute a change.
For example, if you get a record from the database to display it, it
changes the contents of the fields on the screen from what they were
before but if
Len,
Yes. I think what you suggest makes sense and would encourage you to add it to
the request.
Bill
On Wednesday, March 26, 2008, at 07:45AM, Len Morgan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It would be nice if this could be under programmer control. I have an
app that can have changes made to it
I just created the enhancement request 6213.
http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=6213
I requested both specifically to support this on the Mac (where Apple
has interface guidelines) but also a generalized standard way in Rev
to mark a stack as needing to be saved. This would
Bill,
I use a small (15 pixel) square button in the upper right corner of
the window. A round button would work, too - and probably look better
on OS X.
Green means the window is uptodate and does not need saving.
Yellow means there are unsaved changes (clicking on the button when
Yellow
Even if Windows doesn't have any standard HIG for this, the Mac does.
It is unfortunate that Rev doesn't have a way to to indicate it on the
Mac. It sounds like even AppleScript won't help.
Bill
On Mar 21, 2008, at 8:51 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Ken and I talked about this last night,
Bill Vlahos wrote:
Even if Windows doesn't have any standard HIG for this, the Mac does.
It is unfortunate that Rev doesn't have a way to to indicate it on the
Mac.
True, it would be helpful.
I'd toss a couple votes at it -- what's the RQQC #?
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mfstuart wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
BTW: What does the Win HIG recommend for indicating unsaved changes?
Did a google search with windows hig. Didn't find anything relevant.
But what I do in an edit-record type form, (built in another language
for Windows) is place the following 3
Trevor DeVore was working on an external for OS X, it can't be done
internally.
Ian
On 20 Mar 2008, at 14:12, Bill Vlahos wrote:
The Mac allows visual feedback to the user that a window needs to be
saved by changing the red (left most) icon with a dark dot in it. I
don't know if Windows
The Mac allows visual feedback to the user that a window needs to be
saved by changing the red (left most) icon with a dark dot in it. I
don't know if Windows or Linux do the same thing.
How do I give this indication to the user? Is there a property in Rev
to do this?
Bill Vlahos
Bill-
The Mac allows visual feedback to the user that a window needs to be
saved by changing the red (left most) icon with a dark dot in it. I don't
know if Windows or Linux do the same thing.
How do I give this indication to the user? Is there a property in Rev to
do this?
I've been
Mark Wieder wrote:
The Mac allows visual feedback to the user that a window needs to be
saved by changing the red (left most) icon with a dark dot in it. I don't
know if Windows or Linux do the same thing.
How do I give this indication to the user? Is there a property in Rev to
do this?
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