AMarks95
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Wondering if anyone has seen this before and has a quick fix.
Often times, when I'm modifying or creating a display, I'll copy/paste components to reuse, and I'll create duplicates of the associated tags and parameter files. Using templates and parameter files throughout for popups.
I make sure to replace ALL of the references to the old tag name(s) on the display, in the tags, and in the parameter files.
There's usually a string memory tag that's used on the popup.
Then, when I go to test the popup with the new parameter file, the old string name is still there! Despite using a parameter file that doesn't even reference that tag, and the tag that it does reference is an entirely different string. Even when adding a new test box on a test display, completely unrelated to the parameter file or the popup, the old string is still shown.
I've re-launched the application multiple times.
I've triple-checked that everything is pointed at the right tags. I'm at a loss.
If I use a string input box I am able to change it, but that's very tedious.
Often times, when I'm modifying or creating a display, I'll copy/paste components to reuse, and I'll create duplicates of the associated tags and parameter files. Using templates and parameter files throughout for popups.
I make sure to replace ALL of the references to the old tag name(s) on the display, in the tags, and in the parameter files.
There's usually a string memory tag that's used on the popup.
Then, when I go to test the popup with the new parameter file, the old string name is still there! Despite using a parameter file that doesn't even reference that tag, and the tag that it does reference is an entirely different string. Even when adding a new test box on a test display, completely unrelated to the parameter file or the popup, the old string is still shown.
I've re-launched the application multiple times.
I've triple-checked that everything is pointed at the right tags. I'm at a loss.
If I use a string input box I am able to change it, but that's very tedious.
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