Andreas Schlüns wrote:
<snip>
>
> This feature(!) was requested by the community ... but
may be sligthly
> different from the scenario you describe
>
> a)
> The old bahviour of OOo was to call
Frame.getContainerWindow().toFront()
> after loading of the document was finished.
>
> b)
> But some poeple requested to change that. The reason:
> If you load a big document (which needs several seconds
or minutes) ...
> may be the user select another window of its desktop
and may be started
> working on it. But then these poeple was displeased by
the OOo window,
> which interrupts working on the other window.
>
> So the request was the following one:
>
> OLD CODE:
>
> loadComponentFromURL()
> window = createWindow()
> load()
> window.toFront()
>
> NEW CODE:
>
> loadComponentFromURL()
> window = createWindow()
> window.toFront()
> load()
>
After looking into the code I must correct myself.
The mentioned fix was tried, but disabled afterwards.
So the current behaviour of the master will be:
loadComponentFromURL()
window = createWindow()
load()
window.toFront()
BTW: Issue ID for the community request was #19976#.
Regards
Andreas
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