teadrinker Posts: 22 01/02/2023	teadrinker Posts: 22 If I make any changes to the 'Structure' those changes will be discarded and SyMenu will revert to default settings the next time I open the Configuration settings.
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Gianluca Administrator Posts: 1274 01/02/2023	Gianluca Administrator Posts: 1274 The menu structure resets to the last known configuration if a user changes it and then goes back to the structure manager without quitting SyMenu. So try to change your menu structure, then exit from SyMenu. It should work this way. Unfortunately it's an old bug I've never fixed on the main SyMenu branch because, for several months, I'm completely dedicated to the next version that is in beta now. It still has some issues on high resolution monitors but the other parts of the program are now quite ready. You can find the next version here if you want to test it: https://www.ugmfree.it/forum/messages.aspx?TopicID=840
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teadrinker Posts: 22 11/02/2023	teadrinker Posts: 22 Can you be more specific on what you mean by 'exit from SyMenu'? I can't seem to get it to stick.
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Gianluca Administrator Posts: 1274 12/02/2023	Gianluca Administrator Posts: 1274 With exit I mean quitting, closing. If you close SyMenu the structure changes serialize on the configuration file. This way when you relaunch SyMenu, you'll find the menu structure updated because you'll have successfully workarounded the bug.
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teadrinker Posts: 22 13/02/2023	teadrinker Posts: 22 I tried this but when I go back in the structure tab it's back to default.
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Gianluca Administrator Posts: 1274 14/02/2023	Gianluca Administrator Posts: 1274 It's really strange. You've got probably a problem with the procedure I described before. I'll try again now with more details: open the Option form - Structure tab change the structure as you like press Ok button if you open the Option from Configuration form press Save and exit. If you open it directly go to the next step click on SyMenu and choose exit go to the configuration folder ([SyMenu]\Config\) and check the creation date for the file SyMenuConfig.zip. It should be just created if you want you can open the SyMenuConfig.zip file and open with a text editor the SyMenuConfig.xml you find inside. It a simple xml and the tag you have to check is <menuStructure> that contains your new structure. If you want you can even change it by hand but I'm sure now it'll be ok. Close every the text editor and the unzipper. relaunch SyMenu done.
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teadrinker Posts: 22 14/02/2023	teadrinker Posts: 22 All of the above is correct but when after that I go back in the structure tab it's back to default.
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Gianluca Administrator Posts: 1274 15/02/2023	Gianluca Administrator Posts: 1274 Sorry for this but you are the first (and unique) user not able to apply the workaround. It's probably something tied to your system. For example, since you work with elevated users, it can be a problem with the configuration file Windows authorizations or ownership... but always something tied to your system, not SyMenu. As a last chance, if you want, you can change the structure by hand directly in your configuration file, it's not difficult.
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teadrinker Posts: 22 16/02/2023	teadrinker Posts: 22 Changing the structure is not the problem. The problem is that your software changes back to the default once you go back into the menu.
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teadrinker Posts: 22 16/02/2023	teadrinker Posts: 22 So, I have to change my reply here as it seems now that SyMenu has saved the changes I made to the structure and even keeps those change when I go back into the structure tab and make more changes. I do not know what changed between the last time I tried and this time.
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