APAR status
Closed as Permanent restriction.
Error description
Arrow keys and scroll wheel do not work in gridview when viewer is open Hi, Stork Prints complains about how the scroll wheel and the use of arrow keys work when using the Cimmetry viewer. When you do a search for e.g. AutoCAD drawings and then scroll the mouse wheel, both the drawing is zoomed and the grid is scrolled. The arrow keys are not stepping between the different objects. They would like to click in the window where the arrow keys or the scroll wheel should work, either in the grid or in the viewer. They claim different behaviour depending on file type, I have however not been able to reproduce this file type dependency. According to them it is OK on SolidWorks Drawing but not OK on AutoCAD drawings and SolidWorks parts. Use SmDemo and search for i.e. AutoCAD drawings. Minimize the grid until not all result s is shown at once, that means you need to scroll the result grid. If you now scroll on the mouse "s scroll wheel the grid will move up and down. Also if you press the arrows keys the selected object will up or down. If you now click on the viewer tab and then scroll the mouse "s scroll wheel both the drawing is zoomed in and out and the result grid is also moved up and down. If you now use the arrow keys nothing happens. Using the arrow keys when viewing a part makes the part rotate. What the customer wants is if you click on the search grid, the mouse and arrow keys should only affect this area, and if you click in the viewer are you should switch over the control to the viewer .
Local fix
Problem summary
Arrow keys and scroll wheel do not work in gridview when viewer is open Arrow keys and scroll wheel do not work in gridview when viewer is open Hi, Stork Prints complains about how the scroll wheel and the use of arrow keys work when using the Cimmetry viewer. When you do a search for e.g. AutoCAD drawings and then scroll the mouse wheel, both the drawing is zoomed and the grid is scrolled. The arrow keys are not stepping between the different objects. They would like to click in the window where the arrow keys or the scroll wheel should work, either in the grid or in the viewer. They claim different behaviour depending on file type, I have however not been able to reproduce this file type dependency. According to them it is OK on SolidWorks Drawing but not OK on AutoCAD drawings and SolidWorks parts. Use SmDemo and search for i.e. AutoCAD drawings. Minimize the grid until not all result s is shown at once, that means you need to scroll the result grid. If you now scroll on the mouse "s scroll wheel the grid will move up and down. Also if you press the arrows keys the selected object will up or down. If you now click on the viewer tab and then scroll the mouse "s scroll wheel both the drawing is zoomed in and out and the result grid is also moved up and down. If you now use the arrow keys nothing happens. Using the arrow keys when viewing a part makes the part rotate. What the customer wants is if you click on the search grid, the mouse and arrow keys should only affect this area, and if you click in the viewer are you should switch over the control to the viewer .
Problem conclusion
THIS PROBLEM IS PERMANENT RESTRICTION IN SMARTEAM Note: The Arrow keys and Scroll wheel do not work in Grid view when this Viewer is open. .
Temporary fix
Comments
APAR Information
APAR number
HD68768
Reported component name
SMARTEAM NT>XP
Reported component ID
569199970
Reported release
517
Status
CLOSED PRS
PE
NoPE
HIPER
NoHIPER
Special Attention
NoSpecatt
Submitted date
2007-10-29
Closed date
2008-06-26
Last modified date
2008-06-26
APAR is sysrouted FROM one or more of the following:
APAR is sysrouted TO one or more of the following:
Fix information
Applicable component levels
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Document Information
Modified date:
26 June 2008