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Matthew Schill
2026-06-12 15:02:01 -04:00
parent 6d7cdef223
commit 9b7db08fcf
1 changed files with 2 additions and 2 deletions
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PROMS/VEPROMS User Interface/dlgApproveProcedure.cs
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@@ -918,7 +918,7 @@ namespace VEPROMS
//set { _MyProcedures = value; } //set { _MyProcedures = value; }
} }
//B2026-058 – If approving multiple procedures at the same time with a multiunit set and one of the procedures is open, PROMS sometimes loses that it is set for an individual unit. //B2026-058 - If approving multiple procedures at the same time with a multiunit set and one of the procedures is open, PROMS sometimes loses that it is set for an individual unit.
// this will save the SectedSlave in case a refresh causes it to get lost // this will save the SectedSlave in case a refresh causes it to get lost
public int SavedSlave { get; set; } = 0; public int SavedSlave { get; set; } = 0;
@@ -1183,7 +1183,7 @@ namespace VEPROMS
if (!TryToDelete(pdfPath,revisionStage)) break; if (!TryToDelete(pdfPath,revisionStage)) break;
if (SavedSlave > 0 && ap.ProcInfo.MyDocVersion.DocVersionConfig.SelectedSlave < 1) if (SavedSlave > 0 && ap.ProcInfo.MyDocVersion.DocVersionConfig.SelectedSlave < 1)
{ {
//B2026-058 – If approving multiple procedures at the same time with a multiunit set and one of the procedures is open, PROMS sometimes loses that it is set for an individual unit. //B2026-058 - If approving multiple procedures at the same time with a multiunit set and one of the procedures is open, PROMS sometimes loses that it is set for an individual unit.
ap.ProcInfo.MyDocVersion.DocVersionConfig.SelectedSlave = SavedSlave; ap.ProcInfo.MyDocVersion.DocVersionConfig.SelectedSlave = SavedSlave;
} }
procsApproved.Add(ap.ProcInfo.DisplayNumber + " " + ap.ProcInfo.DisplayText); procsApproved.Add(ap.ProcInfo.DisplayNumber + " " + ap.ProcInfo.DisplayText);