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Created June 15, 2009 at 9:36 AM
Updated January 27, 2017 at 4:26 PM
Resolved October 14, 2010 at 11:51 AM
I want to add a new notification. I click on add, navigate through the myriad (punch) of Events, find the one I want and click on next.
As I don't have the logic for the filter in my brain, I open a second window.
In the second window I open another, well-set-up notification to check for the filter syntax. Once understood, I close this new window and go back to my new notification.
I enter the filter and click on "next".
I find myself now in the final dialog for the Notifications and the form features all the information of the second notification I opened to check the syntax.
I ignore that, make my changes and save.
The result is that my new notification is not created but that I now modified the old notification I used as reference.
I'm using IE6 right now.
My conclusion is that it's not possible for a user to edit multiple notifications at the same time, nor to even open a second one. Seems that the "last opened" notification overrides what I did before.
The root cause could be the session management?