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Issue Number:
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1234
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Summary:
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Right-Click Menu is Missing the Delete Choice
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Created:
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2/21/06 at 10:43 AM by Joe Strazzere
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Last Modified:
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3/1/06 at 8:12 AM by Joe Strazzere
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Closed:
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3/1/06 at 8:12 AM by Joe Strazzere
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Product:
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Whiz-Bang
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Issue Type:
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Bug
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Priority:
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Medium
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Issue Build:
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2.50.0401
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Target Ver:
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2.50
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Work Days:
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1
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Fix Build:
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2.50.0406
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Status:
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Closed
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Description:
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When I right-click the Zerble object, the menu which appears does not include the "Delete" choice, as it did in prior versions.
Nothing unexpected appears in the server.log file.
The JavaScript console shows no errors.
To Reproduce:
- Open the Framis in the Whiz-Bang Editor
- Select one of the the Zerble objects which appear
- Right-click
- Note the choices in the pop-up menu
Expected Results:
- The pop-up menu choices should be Add, Edit, Delete, Save, Save As, Help, and Exit
Actual Results:
- Delete is missing, the rest are as expected.
- (see attached zerblemenu.jpg)
[Joe Strazzere - 2/21/06 10:43 AM]
The call to popUpMenuSelections was made without the isItDeleted modifier. Should be fixed in the next build.
[Dee Veloper - 2/28/06 6:22 PM]
Verified in build 406 usig IE and Firefox.
[Joe Strazzere - 3/1/06 8:12 AM]
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Attachments:
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zerblemenu.jpg
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Associated Tests:
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142 - Zerble Object Right-Click Menu Choices
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Associated Issues:
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(none)
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