On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Dave Lippincott wrote:

> Updating a field without first completely erasing it sometimes did this
> on earlier versions of the OS.  Try erasing the area behind the field
> after updating the text pointer then redraw the field.  Also make sure
> the text pointer is pointing to the correct data.

Isn't the case here, and the resource thing isn't it either (this is field
contents that are displaying wrong... not buttons or anything like that).
None of the fields are drawn when they're loaded with data, and the
problem occurs when a certain subset of the fields are initially
displayed.  It doesn't seem to happen initially, but only after one set of
fields is later hidden and another is shown in the same form.

In other words, the field was already erased before it was drawn.  The
text pointer is also correct, since when the form is closed the field
contents are all retrieved and the corresponding record updated.  The
record itself doesn't seem to change, so that leads me to believe that
it's something between the stored text data for the field, and the
displaying of the field.

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