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What |Old value |New value
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Status|VERIFIED |CLOSED
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jun 3 19:31:04 +0000
2008 -------
The behavior is as expected. Both the "Refresh list" button in the first
document (whose label is misleading) and the "Reload form" button in the second
document actually call a XLoadable::reload method at the form which the list box
belongs to.
This was the original scenario reported by users: reloading the form did not
refresh the list. However, this was not be fixed, and cannot be fixed, without
introducing severe performance problems. See my above comment ("Note that the
fix is that the list box refreshes its content when its .refresh method is
called, but still *not* when its form's .reload is called.", and below) for a
justification.
So, unfortunately if you previously used to reload the form to refresh a list
box content, you are forced to change your macro to call a "refresh" on the
listbox - which is the proper way, anyway, since reloading the form has side
effects.
The fix which introduced the bug actually killed both the reload and the refresh
approach, the fix for this bug here re-introduced the refresh functionality.
Marking issue as closed, since I verified the fix is in the master (OOHm16).
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