Re: [GNC] GnuCash 5.5 crash when entering Scheduled Transaction variable

In another thread it is reported that it does not crash for some of us, but does not accept status changes, and does not accept variable entry. These are likely all related: crash for some, ignored entry for others, maybe works for others. It probably depends on exactly which SXs are showing up

Re: [GNC] Scheduled Transactions status cannot be changed

I am also unable to change the SX status in the SLR dialog. Using Linux (64 bit), Gnucash-5.5 built from source. Also unable to enter a value for a place-holder in the SX. Double-click on the placeholder, enter a value, press Enter and it reverts to "(Need Value)". Release notes indicate a cha

Re: [GNC] Anyone having trouble with accelerator keys at 4.6?

More information about Alt+P not working in the Edit Price dialog: (1) Built and re-installed gnucash-4.5 to make sure the problem isn't with something else that was updated. Alt+P does work in gnucash-4.5. (2) Starting gnucash-4.6 from a terminal window, Price Database, Add or Edit, press Alt+P

[GNC] Anyone having trouble with accelerator keys at 4.6?

Some accelerator keys aren't working for me after upgrading from 4.5 to 4.6. The first one I noticed was in Price Database, Price Editor dialog. Alt+P used to jump to the Price entry but does nothing now. Alt+D works - goes to Date, but some others don't work. When I press Alt, I do see underlin

Re: [GNC] Scheduled Transactions

n a distinctive name to be easily found in the list of scheduled transactions, since it will likely be named similarly to other existing transactions. On Sun, Feb 14, 2021 at 8:46 PM lj wrote: bdp3 wrote: But I still don't understand HOW to rerun the SX using a date in the past... My S

Re: [GNC] Scheduled Transactions

bdp3 wrote: But I still don't understand HOW to rerun the SX using a date in the past... My SX has many lines and deleting/re-writing it would be a hassle. > Questions: > How can the Scheduled be re-run for prior periods? The only way to do that is by editing your Gnucash data file w

[GNC] How to turn off report/chart animations in 4.x?

I just starting moving from gnucash-3.11 to 4.2. The animations in report charts and graphs are a little cute the first time you see them, but get annoying (to me) very quickly. Is there any way to turn them off? Permanently, for every report? So that (for example) a bar chart just appears, rat

Re: [GNC] Reconcile also opens Interest Payment box?

nucash/engine/Account.cpp, the function xaccAccountGetAutoInterestXfer() ignores its default_value argument. On 7/8/2020 2:54 PM, lj wrote: Using GnuCash-3.10 on Linux, self-compiled (soon to upgrade to 3.11) For just one of my accounts, the following odd thing started happening this month. I open the reg

Re: [GNC] Reconcile also opens Interest Payment box?

etting the popup: auto-interest-transfer true. How do I get "auto-interest-transfer" to get turned off for the account? jean laroche wrote: There's a Preference for that under Register, Reconciling Jean On 7/8/2020 2:54 PM, lj wrote: Using GnuCash-3.10 on Linux, self-compiled

[GNC] Reconcile also opens Interest Payment box?

Using GnuCash-3.10 on Linux, self-compiled (soon to upgrade to 3.11) For just one of my accounts, the following odd thing started happening this month. I open the register and click Reconcile. The expected Reconcile Information dialog box opens, but on top of that I get an Interest Payment bo

Re: [GNC] UI question

John Ralls wrote: Which sample gtk.css is that? 1. Distributed in the gnucash-3.2.tar.bz2 source distribution as: gnucash-3.2/doc/gtk-3.0.css 2. Installed in CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX/share/doc/gnucash/gtk-3.0.css 3. On github: https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/blob/master/doc/gtk-3.0.css ___

Re: [GNC] UI question

John Ralls wrote: The Gtk Inspector, https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GTK%2B/Inspector , is a wonderful way to poke and prod a Gtk application’s styling. OK that helped. Turns out there is an error in the supplied sample CSS file share/doc/gnucash/g

Re: [GNC] UI question

Rich Shepard wrote: On Sun, 8 Jul 2018, John Ralls wrote: See https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/GTK3 for all sorts of information about customizing GnuCash version 3's appearance. John,   Thanks for the URL. I'll definitely look at that page. Please follow up if you get this to work. I'm also

Re: [GNC] Gnucash-3.0: What's going on with tab label truncation?

Yes thanks, that bug report is the same issue. Don't know why I didn't find it when searching bugzilla before posting... I kept getting either > 500 results or 0 results. Adrien Monteleone wrote: This might be fixed in the next release. The last comment by Bob on bug 794953: https://bugzilla.

[GNC] Gnucash-3.0: What's going on with tab label truncation?

Using: gnucash-3.0 on Slackware Linux 14.2 When an account's register is open, the tab should show the account name. With GnuCash-3.0 I'm seeing something very odd. Account names of 6 characters and longer are correctly displayed using a tab of the correct width. Account names shorter than 6 char

Re: [GNC] What does your Summary Bar say in Gnucash-3.0? Mine is rude

Eric Siegerman wrote: On Mon, Apr 02, 2018 at 10:10:16PM -0400, lj wrote: When viewing the accounts tree, my summary bar at the bottom displays this, exactly: $: Net Ass Profits: I'm seeing almost the same thing on Ubuntu 16.04, XFCE. Image attached, showing the summary bar bot

Re: What does your Summary Bar say in Gnucash-3.0? Mine is rude

Geert Janssens wrote: ... I'm running Fedora 27. Can't reproduce either. I see the full text. OK, thanks. So nobody else sees this, on Linux either. Could it be the Gtk+3 version? I'm using Gtk+3 3.18.9 on Slackware 14.2. I also have access to Xubuntu 16.04.04 LTS and it seems to also have gt

Re: What does your Summary Bar say in Gnucash-3.0? Mine is rude

Thanks everyone for the replies. Unless I missed something, nobody else is seeing it, but everyone else who reported is running Windows or Mac. No other Linux users reported seeing or not seeing the issue. I did a little digging (dangerous when you don't really know what you are doing) and I s

Re: 2.7.8 fails to find environment file

John Ralls wrote: By the way, why does 3.0 start up with: "This is a development version. It may or may not work." Did you build 3.0 from a git checkout or from a tarball? It’s only supposed to print that message when you build from git... Built from tarball downloaded from Sourceforge.

What does your Summary Bar say in Gnucash-3.0? Mine is rude

Using: gnucash-3.0 on 32-bit Slackware Linux 14.2; Gtk+3-3.18.9 When viewing the accounts tree, my summary bar at the bottom displays this, exactly: $: Net Ass Profits: On 2.6.x it displays "$: Net Assets: (number) Profits: (number) Obviously something is getting truncated for me at 3.

Re: 2.7.8 fails to find environment file

John Ralls wrote: ... (Should I write this up at bugzilla.gnome.org ?) Sure. We should be be using CMAKE_INSTALL_FULL_SYSCONFDIR to set the path so that it always works no matter what cmake does with it, and cmake’s unique understanding of the gnu coding standard leads it to do some strange th

2.7.8 fails to find environment file

Using: gnucash-2.7.8(unstable) on 32-bit Slackware Linux 14.2 I built gnucash-2.7.8 (unstable) to be installed at /opt/gnucash. I used a cmake line that included: -D CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/gnucash After build and install, gnucash would not start. First error was unable to find schemas, whic