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Hi all!

I'm a newbie in rev (studio 3.5) and so far I track footprints of experienced users here
But Now I striked on a little strange IDEmenu behaviour - after what I pick GoRevNet from Plugins menu, the picture of all menu is damaged. The attached pictures are pretty predicative, I believe.
Any response would be greatly appreciated !

Jerry

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!Jerry! wrote:Hi all!

I'm a newbie in rev (studio 3.5) and so far I track footprints of experienced users here
But Now I striked on a little strange IDEmenu behaviour - after what I pick GoRevNet from Plugins menu, the picture of all menu is damaged. The attached pictures are pretty predicative, I believe.
Any response would be greatly appreciated !

Jerry

before and after:

Thanks for the report. Please send me an email to rev@fourthworld.com and I'll send you a test build of RevNet. If you can spare a moment to verify the fix I'll submit it for inclusion in the next release. Thanks.

Hi Jerry,

First, welcome to the Revolution!

I tried replicating your problem on my machine (MacBook Pro running OS 10.5.7) to no avail. Perhaps it is a PC-only issue.

I suspect we will hear from Fourth World on this soon.

Ed

Hi Ed,

I thank you for your kind welcome

Yes, I admit it may be even only on my laptop with Vista premier!
Vista is sometimes very troubleshooting OS...
I sent an email to Richard and now I'm waiting too

Jerry

The issue appears to have been limited to an errant line included in the downloaded RevNet stack, rather than anything in the GoRevNet plugin. I've removed that line, so if you just quit Rev then re-launch, next time you access RevNet you should not see the behavior you did before.

If you do please send me an email at rev@fourthworld.com with a screenshot.

I have an enhanced version of RevNet in the works, but it'll be a little while yet before I can go live with it.

While I'm working on that, I would be interested in hearing any suggestions you might have for RevNet, and would be willing to discuss collaboration with others in the community to further enhance RevNet in new and open directions.

Hi Richard,

I think, you completely detected the reason of the error. Now is the strange effect out - you have my admiration for that !
Thank you very much again

Jerry

Thanks for the confirmation, Jerry. No developer can turn in perfect code all the time, but a good developer will at least try to fix issues ASAP once they're reported. With folks like you lending a hand to report and verify, my job is made much easier. Thanks.