Field Refresh

In a web-client session

If i’m in a field (global var or direct table field) and i’m typing something when the server refresh happens (ajax?) sometimes the previous value of the field appears and replace what i’ve just typed.

IE7 Servoy 3.5.5

Yes, I noticed this as well but I tought it was related to the fact that I was using a Safari developer beta build. Please create a case in the Support System.

I still have the problem with servoy 359

I type data in a field then i press tab start typing in the second field for exemple “123456” and then refresh (maybe triggered by the first field validation ) appears and my second field value become “1234”

is that field somehow really changed at the server side?

Is this a tableview where you are in?

We have improvements in 4.x for this that contain to many changes for the 3.5 release.
So if you also could look if you have this in 4.1.3, if you also see there that problem please make a case.

is that field somehow really changed at the server side?

Yes

Is this a tableview where you are in?

No

We have improvements in 4.x for this that contain to many changes for the 3.5 release.
So if you also could look if you have this in 4.1.3, if you also see there that problem please make a case.

It seems that in 4.1.3 the key press input is blocked during refresh (are the imporvements you are talking about ?)

it shouldnt be really blocked throughout the complete request.
Maybe only if the request comes back (but that should be the same as 3.5)

Also more things like update as little as possible.

But if the field is changed at the server side. Youre input should be replaced by the server value. Because you as a user should see that input first.
But only if really that field and that data is changed.

After verification that field is not changed at the server side.

if that field isnt changed then it is possible that the complete panel (where the field is in) is being pushed again or something

Somehow the server sees a change and pushes that, just create a case with a sample so that we can look at it.