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« on: October 08, 2017, 12:32:51 PM »
The problem is not technical it is user interface related. I wrote the code and it worked fine ... it was just impossible to be sure what the user wanted when they pressed the button. Did they want everything updated? or just some things updated? There are so many attributes on that panel that it is unlikely they want everything updated all the time ... and if it isnt obvious what will be updated then I am better off not doing it at all ... so the code was thrown away.
Before you go and write 2 pages about why this is wrong go back and look at the dialog and see all the options ... and think about adding an update button ... do you and every other user on the planet at every time expect the update button to make each and every field on every tab in that dialog the same ... because if not then the button will get confusing and I will have an enhancement request to add 2 or 3 or 10 buttons and on it goes. The design has to be better than just add a button.