Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 76273
Insertion of TOC leads to deletion of page break
Last modified: 2013-08-07 14:42:39 UTC
This is imho a bug in version 2.2 and can be reproduced, doing the following: Write some words on a first page. Then insert a manual break. Insert a TOC (uncheck "protected against manual changes"). Now, when you go to "Format - Paragraph" you can see on the tab "Text Flow" that "Page Break" is checked. Now safe and close the document. Reopen it and you will see that the page break has disappeared, the TOC is on the first page and its formatting is destroyed (where the latter is not really the problem). Wolfgang
As described. The error seams to happen on saving, because such a document from 2.2 has the same error when opened in 2.1 Formatting in 2.1 and save and open in 2.1. is OK.
Reassigned to ES.
FME: One for me. Regression from cws swautomatic01.
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FME: Fixed in cws swautomaticfixes, node.cxx rev. 1.34.92.1.
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Why ist Target Milestone still 2.3, when it is already fixed? Can't it be 2.2.1 ? Wolfgang
FME->WOLLE2000: The issues considered for OOo 2.2.1 have to meet some very strict criteria, among them the potential risk and the required QA effort. I'm sorry but from this point of view this has to wait till OOo 2.3. FME: Ready for QA.
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Reassigning to me
Verified in CWS swautomaticfixes
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So according to the comments on this bug a fix was committed on 10 May. The latest development release is m213 which is released on 24 May. Why can I still reproduce this bug with that release? Is the fix not included in m213 for some reason?
Because this bug has been fixed in a cws which has been integrated into m214: http://eis.services.openoffice.org/EIS2/cws.ShowCWS?Path=SRC680%2Fswautomaticfixes
Ok in m219
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