?Icons disappearing in tab headers
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?Icons disappearing in tab headers
*Sometimes* the previously shown icons in tab headers disappear and just nothing is shown instead. The tab header width remains unchanged - the space for the icons is still reserved.
Sorry, I couldn't find the steps to reproduce so far. Will provide a screenshot as soon as possible. I can just just say that it happened multiple times so far.
Sorry, I couldn't find the steps to reproduce so far. Will provide a screenshot as soon as possible. I can just just say that it happened multiple times so far.
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Hmm, never seen that for the last few months - may have something to do with your view mode configuration. Could you post or mail it, please?
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Yes, please do! I have never seen this problem, so it may be your special settings causing it.
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I finally was able to make a screenshot (TC 9 , beta 3). Unfortunately I still cannot provide exact steps to reproduce but I have some more information though.
[img]http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160705/cjrm56vt.png[/img]
Beside the icon the tab header color is also not set. Settings like sorting and columns are set.
When the described error states has been reached I can not even manually load another view mode correctly.
This is the view mode definition
Creating another TC instance based on the current TC configurations displays the view modes just fine ![Rolling Eyes :roll:](./images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif)
[img]http://fs5.directupload.net/images/160705/cjrm56vt.png[/img]
Beside the icon the tab header color is also not set. Settings like sorting and columns are set.
When the described error states has been reached I can not even manually load another view mode correctly.
This is the view mode definition
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3_name=Suchergebnis
3_icon=shell32.dll,22
3_options=8|-1|0||65280|-1|-1
![Rolling Eyes :roll:](./images/smilies/icon_rolleyes.gif)
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Unfortunately I couldn't reproduce this problem so far. Please let me know whether it still happens with beta 4 or not.
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I also faced this problem before without success finding what's the reason but after deep investigation i found that it is some how related to cm_ToggleAutoViewModeSwitch
To reproduce
1- Start TC with the following settings
2- Execute cm_ToggleAutoViewModeSwitch
3- Now each tab will lost its view mode when activating
BTW: any tab preserve its view mode if it is activated before executing cm_ToggleAutoViewModeSwitch
It is occur in TC 9.0 ß5 x32 & x64
To reproduce
1- Start TC with the following settings
2- Execute cm_ToggleAutoViewModeSwitch
3- Now each tab will lost its view mode when activating
BTW: any tab preserve its view mode if it is activated before executing cm_ToggleAutoViewModeSwitch
It is occur in TC 9.0 ß5 x32 & x64
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[Configuration]
UseNewDefFont=1
firstmnu=2170
SeparateTree=0
PanelsVertical=0
Aligned extension=1
test=254
[FileSystemPlugins64]
$checksum$=3014672
[left]
path=c:\Windows\System32\
ViewMode=4
activepanelcolor=16579817
activepanelcolor2=16381121
ShowAllDetails=1
SpecialView=0
show=1
sortorder=0
negative Sortorder=0
[right]
path=c:\
ViewMode=0
activepanelcolor=-1
activepanelcolor2=-1
ShowAllDetails=1
SpecialView=0
show=1
sortorder=0
negative Sortorder=0
[ViewModes]
0_name=<default>
0_icon=
0_options=-1|-1|0||-1|-1|-1
1_name=1
1_icon=shell32.dll,130
1_options=-1|-1|0||16740378|16772332|16769505
2_name=2
2_icon=shell32.dll,24
2_options=-1|-1|0||32768|15794160|14876641
3_name=3
3_icon=shell32.dll,220
3_options=-1|-1|0||0|15724527|14079702
4_name=4
4_icon=shell32.dll,223
4_options=-1|-1|0||16776960|16579817|16381121
[lefttabs]
0_path=c:\Windows\
0_options=1|0|0|0|0|0|0||16740378,16772332,16769505|1
1_path=c:\Program Files\
1_options=1|0|0|0|0|0|0||32768,15794160,14876641|2
2_path=c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\
2_options=1|0|0|0|0|0|0||0,15724527,14079702|3
activetab=3
activetabcolor=16776960
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Hmm, that doesn't make much sense - you enable auto mode switches without and rules defined. TC then falls through to the default rule, which is "Set the default view mode".
For now I have disabled auto mode switching when going to other tabs and the list of view mode rules is empty. But I doubt that this is the real problem the thread started had...
For now I have disabled auto mode switching when going to other tabs and the list of view mode rules is empty. But I doubt that this is the real problem the thread started had...
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Fixed in TC 9 b6
There is something still need to fix, i have started new thread http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=313371
There is something still need to fix, i have started new thread http://ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=313371
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The original report includes a program state where view mode no longer affects color and icon of the tab header - not even manually. It's really a different story.
Yes sorry you are right. It's just the default view mode which is activated. I really hoped someone else could reproduce it finally.I doubt that this is the real problem the thread started had...
The original report includes a program state where view mode no longer affects color and icon of the tab header - not even manually. It's really a different story.
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But how can I reproduce that problem from the original report? So far I failed to reproduce it.
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