To reproduce, 1. open the above URL in apprunner 2. enter some text in the entry field 3. click "set item text" You'll see the "personal toolbar folder" folder name update to whatever the text is that you typed: this'll happen in every window where bookmarks are being displayed. But the menu title doesn't update.

I can't seem to type into the URL bar and have anything happen at all... updating my build. Waterson says this works on linux.

Works for me. I think I fixed this earlier this morning along with another bug

My mistake, it still happens

Ok, this time I fixed it for real. Thank you for catching this Chris, this should fix a few different bugs.

does not work on mac build 199-06-15-09 and cannot verify on linux due to the lack of menus. works fine on NT 4.0, build 199-06-15-08

clearing resolution

This is Yet Another Duplicate Bug waiting on M9 Mac dynamic menus. Setting M9

Moving all Widget Set bugs, past and present, to new HTML Form Controls component per request from karnaze. Widget Set component will be retired shortly.

Punting to M10

Hey Dave, what do I need to do to make this work for XPMenus?

This works on MacOS in my build, but there seems to be a problem when switching menu bars with the titles reverting. Working on it.

Ok, checked in and working on MacOS. Don't know what I need to do for XPMenus yet.

Retargeting to M11

mass-moving most m11 bugs to m12

This test looks like it is out of date, could someone please update it?

Taking menu/popup bugs.

This works.

I'm reopening this bug since the behaviour seems to still be there...

i have no idea what is going on here. i click the button but i don't know what i'm supposed to see change. the personal toolbar folder? you mean you're mucking with the bookmarks data source from JS in a webpage? that seems bad!

The test case is horribly obsolete. This works ;-) Another way to test this would be to edit the name of a bookmark on the personal toolbar, and verify that it changes in the sidebar, on the personal toolbar, in the bookmarks menu, etc.

This works on: - Linux6 2000-05-02-08-M15 Commercial - Win98 2000-05-02-08-M15 Commercial And can't test on: - MacOS9 2000-05-02-08-M15 Commercial because the sidebar is not working correctly...otherwise it appears fixed. I'll keep tabs on this and close it out as soon as I can.

Okay, I goofed. This actually works fine on - MacOS9 2000-05-02-08-M15 Commercial as well. If it's broken on sidebar (when MacOS Sidebar starts working again) I'll re-open this or open a new one. Marking VERIFIED FIXED.