restore queue selection bug.

[andreas]

I dont know if this can be consider as bug,but give it a glance ;)

How to reproduce:
1. Create some queues (3 are enough)
2. Start flashfxp - a list with all queues will appear
3. By default first queue is selected. Click to the empty space under the last queue. To the right the contents of the last queue will appear (but to the list will NOT be selected - 1st still selected )
4. Now press "Load" and the contents of the first list will appear ;)

Something needs fixing there


-- edit --
wrong section
someone pls move to 'Bug Reports'
sorry

[Shark]

Thread moved as per your request..

What build of FlashFXP ? What OS ?

[andreas]

Flashfxp 2.0.908 (but the bug should apply to all versions)
I have WinXP & win98SE. I tried it only under winxp [i can try under win98 or linux - with wine- if u want and post the results]

[NathanO]

You are correct. I reproduced this using 908.

[bigstar]

This seems to only occur on Windows XP. The windows control doesn't behave as originally designed. Perhaps the behavior changed on Windows XP. The Borland Delphi VCL is unable to correctly handle this new behavior.

I tried to solve the problem but I was unable able. At this time i'm not sure if this can be fixed. more time is required.

[andreas]

just keep i mind for future "fix" ;)

[andreas]

btw, doublke-selecting queues also has a bug - the llistbox to the left isnt updated correctly [but works fine = it merges the queues]

[NathanO]

Wow! I didn't know you could merge queues. Quite a nice surprise!

[andreas]

me too :) i find out while i was trying to see if there are any other bugs there

[bigstar]

Originally posted by andreas
btw, doublke-selecting queues also has a bug - the llistbox to the left isnt updated correctly [but works fine = it merges the queues]

In the preview listing it doesn't show the combined queues, this is by design. Suppose it could be changed.

[andreas]

ok ;)