When Importing data into a table within a connection I would expect the tab color to be consistent with query windows against that same connection. This way I know which environment the import is occurring in. Often times I am importing data into multiple environments at the same time and this would be useful. I've labeled it a bug since I believe is should follow the formatting standard.
Query Window sets color with QueryPanel.iniComponent()->setAlertColor(). When CommonDocumentPane.updateTabColors() is called, then the color of the Tab is set.
We can probably add a setAlertColor() to CPanel, so that ImportDialog/ExportDialog inherit it, and then have CommonDocumentPane.updateTabColors() also check for CPanel.
I can see that once the Import/Export tab opens up, ADS tries to set the color for 1 second, but then defaults to its original color. Verified in ADS v15.0.0-rc-34 dated 2014-Sep-10
I can see that once the Import/Export tab opens up, ADS tries to set the color for 1 second, but then defaults to its original color. Verified in ADS v15.0.0-rc-34 dated 2014-Sep-10
Hi Tariq, I made a small change. Not sure this will fix the MAC problem. Please give it a try.. Thanks, Tom
Hi Tariq, I made a small change. Not sure this will fix the MAC problem. Please give it a try.. Thanks, Tom
@tom: I checked in v15.0.3-5 and it does NOT work for Mac OSX 10.8.5 and in Mac OSX 10.9.4
@tom: I checked in v15.0.3-5 and it does NOT work for Mac OSX 10.8.5 and in Mac OSX 10.9.4
Hi Niels, Would you have a look at this on your Mac environment? Thanks in advance, Tom
Hi Niels, Would you have a look at this on your Mac environment? Thanks in advance, Tom
The Import/Export tab now follows the tab color of the Server Properties. Works fine in Mac as well for 15.0.3-9.
The Import/Export tab now follows the tab color of the Server Properties. Works fine in Mac as well for 15.0.3-9.
Issue #12479 |
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Fixed Build ADS 15.0.3-7 |
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Query Window sets color with QueryPanel.iniComponent()->setAlertColor(). When CommonDocumentPane.updateTabColors() is called, then the color of the Tab is set.
We can probably add a setAlertColor() to CPanel, so that ImportDialog/ExportDialog inherit it, and then have CommonDocumentPane.updateTabColors() also check for CPanel.