07-06-2021, 04:39 PM (This post was last modified: 09-06-2021, 11:30 AM by zhangshu.)
Hi!
I'm using the latest version of VEDA2 and I found that after clicking the items of items detail several times, the row height of the data pivot table gets smaller and smaller, and finally it becomes impossible to see.
Meanwhile, I found that the MasterFormSettings.json file in the model folder where for the values of row height and filter height will decrease by 2 for each click, and will eventually drop from 26 to 6. I think there may be bugs inside the program that cause this problem.
Currently I am using 64-bit Windows 10 with a 3840*2160 screen and a DPI magnification of 200%. Also on the 4K screen, VEDA2's fonts are not very sharp, and this will hopefully be improved in subsequent versions.
Thanks very much!
Update June 9:
Deepak sent me a special version for Chinese users yesterday. The problem has been resolved. Thanks a lot!
We know that. The question is only because we will send you an update for the installation type that you are using. This problem is specific to Chinese Windows.
(08-06-2021, 05:44 PM)AKanudia Wrote: We know that. The question is only because we will send you an update for the installation type that you are using. This problem is specific to Chinese Windows.
Thanks Amit!
We prefer the localhost version because it is easier to update.
I don't think that this is an issue for Chinese windows only. I'm using USA windows and still have the same issue. Both in versions 231 and 233. It makes the items detail completely unusable.
Are there any updates on this issue? We're having difficulty troubleshooting some scenarios since we're unable to make sure parameter values are changing appropriately when the scenarios are added.
Do you have any recommendations on another way to make sure parameter values are changing correctly without using the item detail module?
You are facing different issue.
We need to see this issue through a web meeting. Please let us know your availability for tomorrow. Kindly mention your current time zone.