Summary: | Shift+Tab shortcut does not move focus to preceding field in Form Data mode | ||
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Product: | [Applications] KEXI | Reporter: | Ian Balchin <inksi> |
Component: | Forms | Assignee: | Kexi Bugs <kexi-bugs> |
Status: | CONFIRMED --- | ||
Severity: | minor | CC: | adam, inksi, sparshpaliwal123, staniek |
Priority: | NOR | Flags: | staniek:
Usability+
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Version: | 2.9 Alpha | ||
Target Milestone: | --- | ||
Platform: | Mint (Ubuntu based) | ||
OS: | Linux | ||
Latest Commit: | Version Fixed In: | ||
Sentry Crash Report: | |||
Attachments: |
output from query above,
fields in table 'books' |
Description
Ian Balchin
2014-09-02 19:21:02 UTC
Thanks Ian. Default shortcut for for the "backtab" action is Shift+Tab, not Ctrl+Tab. Do you mean Shift+Tab? Using Shift+Tab I am able to repeat your tasks 1-4 properly but the form you're testing may behave different. I'd appreciate if I can test the form (no data needed, just the form). It can be sent to me privately or attached below. If you're using server db, I can give instructions how you can extract the form information for me. Jaroslaw, yes in error there, Shift+Tab It's a bugger that you cannot edit bugs for corrections :( it is on a form running on my postgresql server. so please provide instructions to extract form for testing. waiting for instructions on how to send you the form @Ian To retrieve the XML definition of 'form1', type: SELECT kexi__objects.o_name, kexi__objectdata.o_data FROM public.kexi__objects, public.kexi__objectdata WHERE kexi__objectdata.o_id = kexi__objects.o_id AND kexi__objects.o_name = 'form1'; Then please copy and paste this result to a file, compress and attach below. Non-interactive use of the psql command - creates the form_definition.txt file: echo "SELECT kexi__objects.o_name, kexi__objectdata.o_data FROM public.kexi__objects, public.kexi__objectdata WHERE kexi__objectdata.o_id = kexi__objects.o_id AND kexi__objects.o_name = 'form1';" | psql new_database postgres -W -A > form_definition.txt (of course change <postgres> to your username and <new_database> to your db name (not caption, and lowercase is needed) (and 'form1' should be your form name (not caption)) Created attachment 88658 [details]
output from query above,
looks like this might be the right thing
Ian
Thanks, got it: http://wstaw.org/m/2014/09/11/plasma-desktopjp2613.png It would be useful to know table that the form is bound to. 1. Retrieve list of field definition, e.g. for 'table1' use: "SELECT kexi__fields.* FROM public.kexi__objects, public.kexi__fields WHERE kexi__fields.t_id = kexi__objects.o_id AND kexi__objects.o_name = 'table1';" 2. Export entire table to a file. 3. Retrieve supplementary schema, just replace 'form1' with 'table1' or so. Please provide results in files. 1. done , output from pgAdmin query and I will attach as field_definition.txt 2. done through kexi as books.csv . I'll send this direct via email 3. not sure if I am with you here. form1 -> table1 form1 was 'data_entry', and we got output table1 must be 'books', so if I read you right SELECT kexi__objects.o_name, kexi__objectdata.o_data FROM public.kexi__objects, public.kexi__objectdata WHERE kexi__objectdata.o_id = kexi__objects.o_id AND kexi__objects.o_name = 'books'; no output generated Created attachment 88659 [details]
fields in table 'books'
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