Verified that Ctrl-F closes the find dialog and leaves user in the last
find location in LibreOffice Version 4.1.0.0.alpha0+ (Build ID:
995494ec27a5815f8d85974c1ba525f4b4b4250). Tested in Writer and Calc.
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Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Title:
[Upstream] Libreoffice "Find" window invisible
1/ Updating title, focusing on one issue. Open a new bug for other topics, dont
mix them.
2/ Ctrl-F closes Findbar on current master, although not in 3.6. =>
RESOLVED/FIXED.
Adding Kendy, as he worked on the findbar quite a bit and possibly also
fixed this along the way. Give him kudos!
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Fix released with LibreOffice 4 on raring.
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Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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> I want to assign F3 as "Find"
Possible workaround: Tools->Customize, tab "Keyboard", set option
"Libreoffice", press "Save" and save settings. Then enter into resulting file
by file manager. (Add extension .zip if needed.) Open file
Configurations2/accelerator/current.xml in text editor. Chang
(In reply to comment #7)
> What is interesting: in Tools->Customize for Ctrl-F assigned function
> "Find". But I can not find this function "Find" in any category of functions.
> (full name of function is "vnd.sun.star.findbar:FocusToFindbar")
Exactly. I see 2 "Fields" function listed though. I wa
(In reply to comment #10)
> Exactly. I see 2 "Fields" function listed though. I want to assign F3 as
> "Find", but unable to.
I'd like to add that in desperation I've assign F3 to "Find and Replace"
instead. Would like to swap the 2 but unable to, because "Find" cannot
be found in Customize>Keyboa
This bug has gone way off track. Issues outside of original point should
be turned into a new bug.
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[Upstream] Libreoff
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Status: New => Confirmed
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Importance: High => Wishlist
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Ti
The issue with close find function to add key binding is that you
wouldn't be able to assign Cntrl + f because it's already assigned. I
think it's much more functional to just have it as the same key binding
and throw in a simple check to see if the dialog is already open, if it
is, close it if the
Another problem is: on Windows and Linux when text cursor is in Find
toolbar, then no keybindings are working. We must press Esc or Tab
before use keybinding.
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What is interesting: in Tools->Customize for Ctrl-F assigned function "Find".
But I can not find this function "Find" in any category of functions.
(full name of function is "vnd.sun.star.findbar:FocusToFindbar")
May be it is useful to add function "Close Find" for users can assign it
to some han
comment #4 seems to be a completely different issue.
As for the original point, I've confirmed this in Bodhi Linux using LO
3.5.3.2. Escape will exit the find dialog but cntrl + f will not,
leaving the user to either stretch their fingers to escape or use their
mouse as the user as pointed out.
T
How to fix this problem, see comment 3
Version -> most old version of LO where bug appears, not current version
changing version again to 3.4.3
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Find dialogue will not show in Windows version, neither using Ctrl-F nor
drop-down menu. Find and Replace dialogue will show though.
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Then it seems to be a problem with your user dir
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Title:
[Upstream] Libreoffice "Find" window invisible
Status in LibreOffice
As per upstream comment #7 does removing the profile fix the issue?
** Changed in: libreoffice (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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** Also affects: df-libreoffice via
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42251
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Summary changed:
- Libreoffice "Find" window invisible
+ [Upstream] Libreoffice "Find" window invisible
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In http://www.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=273375 I found a simple
solution:
after deleting $HOME/.libreoffice CTRL-F works again.
See also upstream report
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=42251
** Bug watch added: freedesktop.org Bugzilla #42251
https://bugs.freedeskto
This bug was noticed in Calc.
When doing search, the toolbar was invisible (for the last 2 months...), but
the bottom draw toolbar disapeared when searching.
I was able to get it back (in Calc) by moving the bottom Draw toolbar to the
top. Afterwards, the simple Find toolbar became visible on th
Oh I see, yes there is a tiny "Find Text" box that appears in the upper-
right edge of one of my toolbars, but even when I click on the arrow
button to expand it, some extra functions are available but still no
text box to see what I'm searching for. So this bug seems to go back to
a design flaw. T
I seemed to get it back just now. I realized that the Find toolbar was
attached vertically, with no text field. When I detached it from there,
and attached it horizontally or freed it, the text field showed up.
I'll keep an eye on this to determine if it's the same problem or not.
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** Summary changed:
- Libreoffice search and replace window invisible
+ Libreoffice "Find" window invisible
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Title:
Libreoffi
Added tags.
** Tags added: regression-release running-unity
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Title:
Libreoffice search and replace window invisible
Status i
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
Libreoffice search and replace window invisible
Status in “libreoffice” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
S
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to oneiric, whenever I press Ctrl-F or click on Edit ->
Find in LibreOffice, no dialogue window appears, yet I can still enter a
search term (without any visual feedback) and press Enter and
LibreOffice will find the first instance of the word. Strangely, "Find
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