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Reproducibility |
Date Submitted |
Last Update |
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0000532 |
[ClipMate 7] Editing |
minor |
always |
03-01-07 13:50 |
03-05-07 11:11 |
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Reporter |
Chris Thornton |
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public |
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Assigned To |
Chris Thornton |
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Priority |
normal |
Resolution |
fixed |
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Status |
resolved |
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Summary |
0000532: Editing clip could result in assignment to wrong collection |
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Description |
In the case where you capture a clip into a collection that doesn't accept new clips, the editor and ClipList are not in sync. If you then edit the clip, it will be written to the database as if it DID belong to the collection that the ClipList is currently viewing. This is wrong, and the clip should not change collections just because it was edited.
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Additional Information |
DockEditor.RescueEditing is calling SaveToDB, and enforcing the collection GUID. This is unnecessary in the first place, and is what is causing the mis-assignment.
Correction involved using the non-overloaded call without the GUID. |
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Fixed In Release |
7.2.00.114 |
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