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  1. Bug Repository
  2. BUG-170

Stacking order of joined graphs should depend on selection order

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          • Type: Improvement
          • Status: Closed (View Workflow)
          • Priority: Minor
          • Resolution: Won't Fix
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            Description

            Right now, when you join two graphs, the stacking order depends on the order in which they were loaded. Instead, this should depend on the order in which they were selected for the join operation.

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                Task - A task that needs to be done. BUG-637 Graph >Join/Split bugs

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                  hiralv Hiral Vora (Inactive) added a comment -

                  IGB 7.0.0 uses universal selection. And this feature does not seem to add any value. Closing it for now.

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                  hiralv Hiral Vora (Inactive) added a comment - IGB 7.0.0 uses universal selection. And this feature does not seem to add any value. Closing it for now.
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                  richard Richard Linchangco (Inactive) added a comment -

                  V.13674, Mac, Java 1.7.0_09

                  FAILED

                  Stacking order is determined by whichever graph is loaded first. That will always be the bottom graph in the 'Joined Graphs' track.

                  Tested by selecting the two graphs in different order and the 'Joined Graph' track always retained the same stacking order.
                  Tested by dragging the label of one graph (and therefore the entire track) into different order and the 'Joined Graphs' track still retained the same stacking order.

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                  richard Richard Linchangco (Inactive) added a comment - V.13674, Mac, Java 1.7.0_09 FAILED Stacking order is determined by whichever graph is loaded first. That will always be the bottom graph in the 'Joined Graphs' track. Tested by selecting the two graphs in different order and the 'Joined Graph' track always retained the same stacking order. Tested by dragging the label of one graph (and therefore the entire track) into different order and the 'Joined Graphs' track still retained the same stacking order.
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                  smylapur Vineeth Mylapur (Inactive) added a comment -

                  Passed 7.0 (11939) on windows.

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                  smylapur Vineeth Mylapur (Inactive) added a comment - Passed 7.0 (11939) on windows.
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                  anuj Anuj Puram (Inactive) added a comment -

                  Passed 6.7.0 (9891) on Mac

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                  anuj Anuj Puram (Inactive) added a comment - Passed 6.7.0 (9891) on Mac
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                  kkubiak Katharine Kubiak (Inactive) added a comment -

                  Passed v9824 Windows

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                  kkubiak Katharine Kubiak (Inactive) added a comment - Passed v9824 Windows
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                  hiralv Hiral Vora (Inactive) added a comment -

                  Done in r9164.

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                  hiralv Hiral Vora (Inactive) added a comment - Done in r9164.

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                      michafla Michael Lawrence (Inactive)
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