Post by George on Mar 20, 2022 13:43:11 GMT -5
Robert: Hmm, yes a quirk. I tested and what it does is to
A) Wipe out the internal edit data
b) Then prompt for permission to delete. You said no, so it did NOT delete your file.
But you were left in an empty edit session because the 'no permission' also skipped the actual tab close. But then if you then yourself closed the tab, and the data was saved, you'd have an empty file. Is that what you saw? Because if you said NO to PURGE permission, it simply would NOT have deleted your file.
I've changed it now so the prompt YES/NO answers ONLY apply to the file deletion, the tab will still get closed by the cancel.
George
A) Wipe out the internal edit data
b) Then prompt for permission to delete. You said no, so it did NOT delete your file.
But you were left in an empty edit session because the 'no permission' also skipped the actual tab close. But then if you then yourself closed the tab, and the data was saved, you'd have an empty file. Is that what you saw? Because if you said NO to PURGE permission, it simply would NOT have deleted your file.
I've changed it now so the prompt YES/NO answers ONLY apply to the file deletion, the tab will still get closed by the cancel.
George