B2026-034 Fixed issue where import of procedure set failed when it was deleting the temporary folders that are created during the process, preventing the importing code to try and fix transitions and foldout information (link).

good for continued  testing

PROMS/VEPROMS User Interface/PROMSFixes.Sql

@@ -24753,7 +24753,7 @@ BEGIN
 	  select Docs.DocID, UnitID, SectionID = MIN(SectionID)
 	  FROM
 	  (SELECT DISTINCT [DocID]
-	  FROM [VEPROMS_Barakah].[dbo].[tblDocuments]) Docs
+	  FROM [tblDocuments]) Docs
 	  INNER JOIN Entries on Docs.DocID = Entries.DocID
 	  INNER JOIN Contents on Entries.ContentID = Contents.ContentID
 	  inner join Items on Items.ContentID = Contents.ContentID

PROMS/VEPROMS User Interface/dlgExportImport.cs

@@ -947,14 +947,16 @@ namespace VEPROMS
 						pi = AddProcedure(xd.DocumentElement, dvi, pi);
 						GC.Collect(); // need to cleanup memory after importing each procedure due to use of Regular Expressions in processing RO and Transition links
 					}
-					DirectoryInfo di = new DirectoryInfo(PEIPath);
-					DirectoryInfo[] dis = di.GetDirectories();
-					for (int d = 0; d < dis.Length; d++)
-						dis[d].Delete(true);
 					lblImportStatus.Text = "Updating Transitions";
 					AddTransitions();
 					FixFloatingFoldouts();
 					SaveTransitionAndItemContentIDs();
+					// B2026-034 remove the folders created from un-ziping the import set file - this was done prior to updating transitions
+					//           so if there was an issue deleting these temporay folders and files, the actual importing will be completed
+					DirectoryInfo di = new DirectoryInfo(PEIPath);
+					DirectoryInfo[] dis = di.GetDirectories();
+					for (int d = 0; d < dis.Length; d++)
+						dis[d].Delete(true);
 					return true;
 				}
 			}

PROMS/VEPROMS User Interface/frmBatchRefresh.Designer.cs

@@ -1317,11 +1317,12 @@
             this.swRegenWordAttmts.Name = "swRegenWordAttmts";
             this.swRegenWordAttmts.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(91, 22);
             this.swRegenWordAttmts.Style = DevComponents.DotNetBar.eDotNetBarStyle.StyleManagerControlled;
-            this.superTooltip1.SetSuperTooltip(this.swRegenWordAttmts, new DevComponents.DotNetBar.SuperTooltipInfo("Generate Word Attachments", "", resources.GetString("swRegenWordAttmts.SuperTooltip"), null, null, DevComponents.DotNetBar.eTooltipColor.Gray, true, true, new System.Drawing.Size(300, 200)));
+            this.superTooltip1.SetSuperTooltip(this.swRegenWordAttmts, new DevComponents.DotNetBar.SuperTooltipInfo("Generate Word Attachments", "", resources.GetString("swRegenWordAttmts.SuperTooltip"), null, null, DevComponents.DotNetBar.eTooltipColor.Gray, true, true, new System.Drawing.Size(300, 250)));
             this.swRegenWordAttmts.SwitchClickTogglesValue = true;
             this.swRegenWordAttmts.TabIndex = 34;
             this.swRegenWordAttmts.Value = true;
             this.swRegenWordAttmts.ValueObject = "Y";
+            this.swRegenWordAttmts.ValueChanged += new System.EventHandler(this.swCk_ValueChanged);
             // 
             // labelX1
             // 
@@ -1334,7 +1335,7 @@
             this.labelX1.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(107, 150);
             this.labelX1.Name = "labelX1";
             this.labelX1.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(186, 22);
-            this.superTooltip1.SetSuperTooltip(this.labelX1, new DevComponents.DotNetBar.SuperTooltipInfo("Generate Word Attachments", "", resources.GetString("labelX1.SuperTooltip"), null, null, DevComponents.DotNetBar.eTooltipColor.Gray, true, true, new System.Drawing.Size(300, 200)));
+            this.superTooltip1.SetSuperTooltip(this.labelX1, new DevComponents.DotNetBar.SuperTooltipInfo("Generate Word Attachments", "", resources.GetString("labelX1.SuperTooltip"), null, null, DevComponents.DotNetBar.eTooltipColor.Gray, true, true, new System.Drawing.Size(300, 250)));
             this.labelX1.TabIndex = 33;
             this.labelX1.Text = "Generate Missing Word Attachments";
             // 

PROMS/VEPROMS User Interface/frmBatchRefresh.resx

@@ -121,15 +121,15 @@
     <value>17, 17</value>
   </metadata>
   <data name="swRegenWordAttmts.SuperTooltip" xml:space="preserve">
-    <value>When Word attachments are modified and saved, PROMS will create a PDF of the attachment contents and save it in the database.  When this is done, all the of the RO references are resolved as well as pagination of the attachment.  This speeds up the overall printing of the procedure in that PROMS simply inserts the attachment contents. Certain actions like loading a new RO.FST require that these PDFs be regenerated which is normally done at print time.
+    <value>When Word attachments are modified and saved, PROMS will create a PDF of the attachment contents and save it in the database.  When this is done, all of the RO references are resolved as well as pagination of the attachment.  This speeds up the overall printing of the procedure in that PROMS simply inserts the attachment contents. Certain actions like loading a new RO.FST require that these PDFs be regenerated which is normally done at print time.
 
-This function will generate (and save) any missing saved attachment PDFS stored in the database (not the PDFs of the entire procedure that you had previous printed).  This will cause printing to be faster when you print after this as the PDFs will be pre-genrated in those cases (and thus not require regeneration unless changes were made to the Word Sections or ROs after running this).
+This function will generate (and save) any missing saved attachment PDFs stored in the database (not the PDFs of the entire procedure that you had previous printed).  This will cause printing to be faster when you print after this as the PDFs will be pre-genrated in those cases (and thus not require regeneration unless changes were made to the Word Sections or ROs after running this).
 </value>
   </data>
   <data name="labelX1.SuperTooltip" xml:space="preserve">
-    <value>When Word attachments are modified and saved, PROMS will create a PDF of the attachment contents and save it in the database.  When this is done, all the of the RO references are resolved as well as pagination of the attachment.  This speeds up the overall printing of the procedure in that PROMS simply inserts the attachment contents. Certain actions like loading a new RO.FST require that these PDFs be regenerated which is normally done at print time.
+    <value>When Word attachments are modified and saved, PROMS will create a PDF of the attachment contents and save it in the database.  When this is done, all of the RO references are resolved as well as pagination of the attachment.  This speeds up the overall printing of the procedure in that PROMS simply inserts the attachment contents. Certain actions like loading a new RO.FST require that these PDFs be regenerated which is normally done at print time.
 
-This function will generate (and save) any missing saved attachment PDFS stored in the database (not the PDFs of the entire procedure that you had previous printed).  This will cause printing to be faster when you print after this as the PDFs will be pre-genrated in those cases (and thus not require regeneration unless changes were made to the Word Sections or ROs after running this).
+This function will generate (and save) any missing saved attachment PDFs stored in the database (not the PDFs of the entire procedure that you had previous printed).  This will cause printing to be faster when you print after this as the PDFs will be pre-genrated in those cases (and thus not require regeneration unless changes were made to the Word Sections or ROs after running this).
 </value>
   </data>
   <data name="swRefreshTblsForSrch.SuperTooltip" xml:space="preserve">
@@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ RO paths, ROFST versions, and the contents of RO figures are stored in the datab
 Be sure  a current backup exists prior to running this function!!</value>
   </data>
   <data name="swRefreshWordAttmts.SuperTooltip" xml:space="preserve">
-    <value>When Word attachments are modified and saved, PROMS will create a PDF of the attachment contents and save it in the database.  When this is done, all the of the RO references are resolved as well as pagination of the attachment.  This speeds up the overall printing of the procedure in that PROMS simply inserts the attachment contents.
+    <value>When Word attachments are modified and saved, PROMS will create a PDF of the attachment contents and save it in the database.  When this is done, all of the RO references are resolved as well as pagination of the attachment.  This speeds up the overall printing of the procedure in that PROMS simply inserts the attachment contents.
 
 This function will remove all of the saved attachment PDFS stored in the database (not the PDFs of the entire procedure that you had previous printed).  This will force PROMS to regenerate (and save) the word attachment PDFs the next time the procedure is printed.
 </value>
@@ -202,9 +202,9 @@ RO paths, ROFST versions, and the contents of RO figures are stored in the datab
 Be sure  a current backup exists prior to running this function!!</value>
   </data>
   <data name="labelX5.SuperTooltip" xml:space="preserve">
-    <value>When Word attachments are modified and saved, PROMS will create a PDF of the attachment contents and save it in the database.  When this is done, all the of the RO references are resolved as well as pagination of the attachment.  This speeds up the overall printing of the procedure in that PROMS simply inserts the attachment contents.
+    <value>When Word attachments are modified and saved, PROMS will create a PDF of the attachment contents and save it in the database.  When this is done, all of the RO references are resolved as well as pagination of the attachment.  This speeds up the overall printing of the procedure in that PROMS simply inserts the attachment contents.
 
-This function will remove all of the saved attachment PDFS stored in the database (not the PDFs of the entire procedure that you had previous printed).  This will force PROMS to regenerate (and save) the word attachment PDFs the next time the procedure is printed.
+This function will remove all of the saved attachment PDFs stored in the database (not the PDFs of the entire procedure that you had previous printed).  This will force PROMS to regenerate (and save) the word attachment PDFs the next time the procedure is printed.
 </value>
   </data>
   <data name="labelX9.SuperTooltip" xml:space="preserve">

PROMS/Volian.Controls.Library/DisplayRO.cs

@@ -1164,12 +1164,21 @@ namespace Volian.Controls.Library
 			tbROValue.Text = null;
 			lbROId.Text = string.Empty;
 
-			// Disable all buttons by default
+			// Disable all buttons by default			
-			btnGoToRO.Enabled = false;
 			btnSaveRO.Enabled = false;
 			btnCancelRO.Enabled = false;
 			btnPreviewRO.Enabled = false;
-		}
+
+            //B2026-030 GoTo sometimes requires being pressed twice
+            if (MyUserInfo != null && MyDvi != null && selectedChld.value != null)
+            {
+                btnGoToRO.Enabled = UserInfo.CanEditROs(MyUserInfo, MyDvi);  // Writers and Reviewers cannot edit ROs (run the RO Editor)
+            }
+			else
+			{
+                btnGoToRO.Enabled = false;
+            }
+        }
 
 		#endregion
 	}