| commit | d895c1a28181b69514a8e37bbf5d93cbd5cd1d29 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Martin SCHREIBER <m.schreiber@bachmann.info> | Mon Oct 20 08:28:58 2014 +0200 |
| committer | Martin SCHREIBER <m.schreiber@bachmann.info> | Wed Dec 20 13:55:43 2017 +0100 |
| tree | 2dc495a058e6f51700032241ea88bc01b5822288 | |
| parent | 763566f34dc0e3e67e277bb847b61f306ea2b331 [diff] |
Bug 447530 - [CommonNavigator] activebydefault nonvisible commonfilter will no longer be activated once persistFilterActivationState() is called When restoring the filters, add "visibleInUi=false;activeByDefault=true" filters to the active filter. After that handle all "visibleInUi=true" filters by checking the preferences or add all of them in case the preference key does not exist. Change-Id: I1b892607809dd1e2e9ab21818f55b9938e15d771 Signed-off-by: Martin SCHREIBER <m.schreiber@bachmann.info>
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