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Last Post 10/21/2010 11:50 AM by Peter Donker. 1 Replies.

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10/19/2010 11:38 AM
We encounter below issues using DMX 5.3.1 with IE6 in client's place: 1. When delete the folder in content panel, system still show deleted folder in left panel, need to refresh the page manually to get the change in left panel. 2. System should show confirmation if client create file which has the same name with existing file inside same folder. 3. Every time the admin clicks on the "Connection to Show" Drop-down list on module setting page, the system will scroll to the top of the page, admin have to scroll down again to choose the folder. Can you include the fixes for next version and let us know when is the expected timeline?

Peter Donker

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10/21/2010 11:50 AM
Hi, 1. Is a known issue. We have not been able to resolve it yet. 2. This is by design. DMX is agnostic to naming of entries and allows double names. This dates back to its original design. We're aware this may lead to issues and we are looking at the best way forward. 3. This is an issue of the third party control we cannot repair ourselves. We have raised the issue with them. None of the above are issues of 5.3.1 specific, nor IE6. Peter

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