To reproduce: 1.go to table or form/grid 2.go to add/new record line 3.type something into first field 4.the star icon will change to pencil and add/new field correctly will extend by one row; normal functionality 5.now delete what you just typed 6.click to previous row. this results in duplication of visual display of last actual entry, on line you just left. The duplicate line is not enabled, cannot tab from active line to duplicate line, giving appearance of locking. However, this appears to be some kind of orphan drawing or something, not reflecting a real duplicate record. Expected functionality: should not draw duplicate entry or give appearance of locking.
Please provide a simple test document. Marking as NEEDINFO - once a simple test document is provide set to UNCONFIRMED. Thanks!
Created attachment 104317 [details] very simple test database document with one table Here is a very simple database document that you can use to replicate the bug Open Table --> Table1 to view/add data, go to the last row, which will be blank for insertion of a new row, follow steps. Screenshot to follow.
Created attachment 104318 [details] screenshot of bug end result this is what the bug looks like. Note the first column is a primary key, so the appearance of a duplicate entry would be very puzzling to user.
Nearly the same result here with OpenSUSE 12.3 64bit rpm Linux: I type a new key, delete it with "Back" and go with arrow "Up" to the row before. The key isn't shown, but the content of the row before as to see in the screenshot https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=104318 Have tested it with many other versions. It is the same problem since the beginnig of LO, apperas also in LO 3.3.0 beta1. So I set the version to "inherited from OOo".
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