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20051027: IDV suggestion
- Subject: 20051027: IDV suggestion
- Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2005 07:46:45 -0600
Hi Bill-
Fingerhut, William A @ LSC wrote:
It has been quiet lately; everyone must be busy.
You should be hearing from Tom W soon so we can set up another
conference call to discuss 1.3a2.
I have an idea to bounce off you. I'm never sure how to send ideas
along because we don't have an 'ideas' group of messages on the comm.
web site. I guess I could create a Bill's ideas group ? Consider that
suggestion number 0.
I view the entire message system as "suggestions". Each suggestion
has it's own thread in effect to keep things focused.
Okay. Is there a reason why html viewer displays are not included in
the float window ?
The displays that are listed in the float window are specific to the
view manager (e.g. map display) that they are placed in. So, if you
have a multi-panel display, you should only see the display controls
for that display listed in the legend panel.
It seems as though they should be listed, since they are a display
type.
The HTML viewers are not associated with a specific view manager, so
they are not listed in the legend. You can get to them from the
Display->Current Displays menu which lists all displays in the entire IDV.
Then, the visibility toggle lock could be used to retain the html
viewer when other displays are removed ?
The visibility lock will only lock the visibility but will not prevent
the display from being removed. I can understand the confusion, since
the background maps have the lock icon and are not removed. These are
special case control.
I would find this useful since I have an html display that acts as a
menu for launching bundle files. What do you think ?
You can accomplish what you want by unchecking the
File->Remove on Remove All menu item in the HTML control
window. With that off, the window will stick around
when you load clear all displays and data.
Don Murray