Mstn Connect Update 10 Enter Data Fields turning white

Hi Robert,

This issue has been fixed and will be available in upcoming release.

Thanks,

Abhay

Abhay,

I noticed the above issue of EDF turning white.  You mentioned the fix being available in upcoming release.  I am using Update 13 (Version 10.13.01.01).  This is the latest version at the Bentley site.  Is the resolution of the issue in the next update?

Thanks.

Hi Dilip & Robert,

Could you please share the dgn ?

Thanks,

Abhay

Hi Abhay/Robert,

Sorry I couldn't send the dgn file earlier.  I was busy on a project.  Anyway, I am attaching a DGN file Dilip.dgn.  It has a cell called "R1".  This cell has a nested cell called "LOC", which is comprised of just an EDF on level 16 with color=3 (Red).  I copied this cell (R1) and edited the EDF for LOC cell.  Notice the the EDF text "(XYZ)" turned white.  I also just inserted the cell "LOC" and copied it and then edited the EDF, Notice this time it didn't turn white.  Looks like this only happens to nested cell with EDF.

Thanks.

DilipDilip.DGN

Hi,

So far, I have not had any issues with Mstn CE U14.  I will let you know if I do find anything.

Dilip, Have you tried the new Microstation update?

--Thanks,
--Robert

After doing the latest MicroStation Connect update (Update 16) we have started having this issue with EnterDataFills that are not white in our Plan Title block cells turning white after text is put in them using the Fill In Single Data Field tool. However if the Edit Text tool is used and the underscores double clicked in the Text Editor, then the text will stay the original colour. Seems like something was changed in the recent update.

I'd file a service ticket and send Bentley the drawing (or a sample bit of the drawing).

Regressions are all too common, and the only way Bentley finds them is when we report them. They may get fixed, down the line. If this is a critical part of what you do, I would suggest going back to an earlier version that did work correctly.

I'd file a service ticket and send Bentley the drawing (or a sample bit of the drawing).

Regressions are all too common, and the only way Bentley finds them is when we report them. They may get fixed, down the line. If this is a critical part of what you do, I would suggest going back to an earlier version that did work correctly.