cableghost
36 discussion posts
Although my 'Restore Window Positions From Last Saved' Trigger executes and I can see windows move slightly, it does not properly re-position the windows. As soon as I execute this function manually, it works as scripted. Any reason why this is not working upon my desktop unlocked?
• Attachment [protected]: display_fusion_trigger.jpg [81,761 bytes]
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusionDebugInfo.zip [432,119 bytes]
If you disable the Trigger rule and run it manually, does it fail the first time, but succeed the second time?
cableghost
36 discussion posts
Manually, it seems to work every time. I tried several iterations of logging out/back in. I then turned the Trigger back on, logged out/back in several times. The Trigger functioned as created the first time, which is rare, and failed several more log in attempts. Each time, I successfully executed the Restore function manually. It's not a time issue as the trigger executes every time, it just doesn't restore the windows.
cableghost
36 discussion posts
Please see attached log file. I entered the desktop session at 10:35, not certain of seconds. I cleared logfile prior to logging off and back in and did not execute the function script manually.
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusion.log [173,462 bytes]
Thanks! According to the log the Trigger rule didn't fire at all, which is super weird. Could you send me a backup of your settings? (Settings > Options > Export)
cableghost
36 discussion posts
After reading this, I realized I had not seen the windows even shift when logging back in. Sure enough, I had disabled the Trigger while resetting the log previously. I have attached a new log, logging in @ 4:43, with the Trigger enabled.
Interestingly, I tried logging off/back on a half dozen more times and the windows were properly set four of the intervals. It seems the resetting of log/disabling/re-enabling the Trigger reset something so it fires properly most of the time now.
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusionDebugInfo.zip [57,671 bytes]
Thanks! Was this new log captured when it didn't restore correctly?
cableghost
36 discussion posts
Good Q. Let me catch it when it doesn't restore next time.
cableghost
36 discussion posts
Attached is the log from a failed restore attempt at approximately 7:40 PM. I verified beforehand that the Trigger function was enabled and that this specific Trigger was enabled.
• Attachment [protected]: DisplayFusionDebugInfo.zip [60,537 bytes]
Thanks! It looks like there are still some "WM_DISPLAYCHANGE" events happening (Window reconfiguring the displays) around the same time the Trigger runs the function. Could you try upping the delay in the Trigger rule to 10000?
cableghost
36 discussion posts
That is working much better now, thanks. I thought the movement of the windows was DF, guess it was the system still making adjustments.