On 21/04/2014 4:25 AM, Allan wrote:
On 20/04/14 13:44, Chris wrote:
Hi Allan
Unfortunately this is not a solution. You should be able to update the
amount using the bulk edit feature.
When you say "You should be able to update the amount using the bulk edit
feature.", do you mean that it is
On 20/04/14 13:44, Chris wrote:
Hi Allan
Unfortunately this is not a solution. You should be able to update the
amount using the bulk edit feature.
When you say "You should be able to update the amount using the bulk
edit feature.", do you mean that it is supposed or stated to, or do you
mea
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=333522
--- Comment #2 from Swj ---
I believe this is the relevant portion of ofxlog.txt. It shows up as a .01
payment instead of a .01 deposit:
2014032100
2014041700
11402508877
20140331232354
MONEY MARKET INTEREST
9ZZZFD104
CUSIP
DIV
0.01
CASH
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=333498
--- Comment #5 from Chris ---
After a little digging I found the correct function to use
I believe the following change resolves the issue without unintended
consequences. But I may be wrong :)
void StdTransactionEditor::slotUpdateCategory(const QStr
After a little digging I found the correct function to use
I believe the following change resolves the issue without unintended
consequences. But I may be wrong :)
void StdTransactionEditor::slotUpdateCategory(const QString& id)
{
QLabel *categoryLabel = dynamic_cast(haveWidget("category-lab
Hi Allan
Unfortunately this is not a solution. You should be able to update the
amount using the bulk edit feature.
The problem seems to be that the val field is not checked whether it has
changed or not. It is cast to a Mymoneymoney object and as it is an empty
string that object returns a
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=333498
--- Comment #4 from Chris ---
Hi Allan
Unfortunately this is not a solution. You should be able to update the
amount using the bulk edit feature.
The problem seems to be that the val field is not checked whether it has
changed or not. It is cast to
> On April 18, 2014, 11:34 a.m., Allan Anderson wrote:
> > Hi Cristian
> > Many thanks. It had been starting to dawn on me that, when dealing with
> > different distros, it shouldn't be necessary to fiddle about with margins
> > to get things to look right. I'd suspected that I needed to make
