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Regarding ongoing issues with report editor causing disappearing reports, things that don't render correctly, and other continuing mysterious problems: The possibly best permanent solution is to have everyone use google docs. In order to make that happen, the only thing we'd need is to rename the "drag" button to a "copy" button, and which otherwise should have the same functionalities (since the "drag" button, when clicked, already saves a png copy of the object to the user's clipboard and which can then be pasted into google docs from File -> Paste (or from right clicking in google docs).
So, request for a new toggle in data explorer code:
When flipped to "true," the "copyButtonInsteadOfDrag" would name the button "copy" on all ISLE graphs and tables like this:
Solution
see above
Alternatives
No response
Additional context
None.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem
Regarding ongoing issues with report editor causing disappearing reports, things that don't render correctly, and other continuing mysterious problems: The possibly best permanent solution is to have everyone use google docs. In order to make that happen, the only thing we'd need is to rename the "drag" button to a "copy" button, and which otherwise should have the same functionalities (since the "drag" button, when clicked, already saves a png copy of the object to the user's clipboard and which can then be pasted into google docs from File -> Paste (or from right clicking in google docs).
So, request for a new toggle in data explorer code:
When flipped to "true," the "copyButtonInsteadOfDrag" would name the button "copy" on all ISLE graphs and tables like this:
Solution
see above
Alternatives
No response
Additional context
None.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: