https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=153295
--- Comment #12 from Colin <[email protected]> --- Further experimentation has dictated yet another change to the subject heading and a more reliable subject definition. It is not simply the hiding and exposing action that is ignored. If the user browses around their file, examining different sheets, possibly selecting multiple cells to view the analytics on the bottom ribbon or many other UI presentation changes - in the View menu - but makes no changes that require a recalculation then no "save" is prompted upon exit. It is not occurring with all "toggles" in the View menu. As originally identified; View headers toggle does not trigger a save, nor does it present the change upon reloading the file Whereas View>Toolbars>Form Design also does not trigger a save but the change is presented upon reloading the file alternatively View>View Gridlines -does- trigger a file save and of course the change is presented upon reloading the file I'm unsure whether the elements in the View Menu can be assigned by the user as part of their UI setup or whether it is fixed "at source". Is there any value to the project if I systematically test everything in MY View menu and produce a calc defining the save prompt and file reload condition? Please make my day - and advise me there's already something extant defining the response "triggers" for all UI amendments and they just reuire rationalising. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
