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Sebastian Wagner
May 9, 2009, 12:07:37 PM5/9/09
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The Demo Server ist update to Version r1400
New Features:
Ideas and Issues List
Re-factored to use new Paging for displaying more then 100 Items
Has an additional Column *Assignee*
Displays all Ideas, with Filter Option on *My Issues* be default and *All Issues*
History Sidebar
Re-factored to use new Paging for displaying more then 100 Items
Reverse ordering
Loading of Diagram Objects and Sidebar Items
Re-factored to use DTO Structure to prevent Time-Outs
Connector Tool
Add Drag Zones to Connector! (http://i4issue.com/browse/ICH-703)
=> Select a Connector and you will see a different way of highlighted connection lines.
At the Edge you have red-circles and the mouse-cursor will display another sign when you mouse-over that edge, then you can start to drag this edge wherever you like.
Make Connector Pieces Drag-able! (http://i4issue.com/browse/ICH-886)
=>You can also select a hole connection-line-part and drag it somewhere else! You first have to select a Connection line with the selection tool, then you can drag the red-squares that highlight the connection line to wherever you want.
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For both: Drag the edge or the hole piece of a connection line there is only one rule: You never can drag the last piece or edge of the connection line! Cause that way you would change the connection from the object! It is solved that way that the first and final edge is not displayed so that you cannot grab it and for connection pieces you will see an error message when you try to drag the first or last part of the line.
Another update shipped with this: The Arrow and the end will now never overlap the object anymore. It will perfectly fit to the line, also no matter from which direction the connection line is coming from.
Note: When you want the connection line to go back to its default state (search the best path by the application algorithm) you can drag the object itself again somewhere else (or just some pixels) an it will restore the default connection line.
sebastian
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Sebastian Wagner
http://www.webbase-design.de
http://openmeetings.googlecode.com
http://www.laszlo-forum.de
seba....@gmail.com
New Features:
Ideas and Issues List
Re-factored to use new Paging for displaying more then 100 Items
Has an additional Column *Assignee*
Displays all Ideas, with Filter Option on *My Issues* be default and *All Issues*
History Sidebar
Re-factored to use new Paging for displaying more then 100 Items
Reverse ordering
Loading of Diagram Objects and Sidebar Items
Re-factored to use DTO Structure to prevent Time-Outs
Connector Tool
Add Drag Zones to Connector! (http://i4issue.com/browse/ICH-703)
=> Select a Connector and you will see a different way of highlighted connection lines.
At the Edge you have red-circles and the mouse-cursor will display another sign when you mouse-over that edge, then you can start to drag this edge wherever you like.
Make Connector Pieces Drag-able! (http://i4issue.com/browse/ICH-886)
=>You can also select a hole connection-line-part and drag it somewhere else! You first have to select a Connection line with the selection tool, then you can drag the red-squares that highlight the connection line to wherever you want.
----
For both: Drag the edge or the hole piece of a connection line there is only one rule: You never can drag the last piece or edge of the connection line! Cause that way you would change the connection from the object! It is solved that way that the first and final edge is not displayed so that you cannot grab it and for connection pieces you will see an error message when you try to drag the first or last part of the line.
Another update shipped with this: The Arrow and the end will now never overlap the object anymore. It will perfectly fit to the line, also no matter from which direction the connection line is coming from.
Note: When you want the connection line to go back to its default state (search the best path by the application algorithm) you can drag the object itself again somewhere else (or just some pixels) an it will restore the default connection line.
sebastian
--
Sebastian Wagner
http://www.webbase-design.de
http://openmeetings.googlecode.com
http://www.laszlo-forum.de
seba....@gmail.com
Sebastian Wagner
May 9, 2009, 12:13:00 PM5/9/09
to i4Change, Marcel Spitz i4Change
Additional Note:
Regarding the Bad values (empty Diagrams when you save)
I was not able to detect the root. There are sometimes objects that have *NULL* References in the Database. It must be some kind of special way of saving the Diagram. I've added a Error Message in Case the Error is found. So the next time you run into it you should get a message that the Save Operation was not successful and from that moment on we can see when and why it happens.
See http://i4issue.com/browse/ICH-925
sebastian
Regarding the Bad values (empty Diagrams when you save)
I was not able to detect the root. There are sometimes objects that have *NULL* References in the Database. It must be some kind of special way of saving the Diagram. I've added a Error Message in Case the Error is found. So the next time you run into it you should get a message that the Save Operation was not successful and from that moment on we can see when and why it happens.
See http://i4issue.com/browse/ICH-925
sebastian
2009/5/9 Sebastian Wagner <seba....@gmail.com>
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