Why does label not dim when cluster is disabled?

[CoastalMaineBird]

If you're using the same cluster in several different places, you should look into making it a "type def" control.

Uhhh, perhaps you didn't remember the original message.

The whole problem comes about BECAUSE I used a typedef. If I DON'T use a typedef, then the problem doesn't exist.

And having a typedef still means you have to reprocess any existing files for them to be readable.

[EdDickens]

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Uhhh, perhaps you didn't remember the original message.

The whole problem comes about BECAUSE I used a typedef.

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hehe, opps 😛

Somehow that slipped that mind. No more answering questions at 7:00 in the morning unless I'm actually at work.

Ed

[Scott Y]

Hello,

This is an issue which has been previously submitted to our LabVIEW development team. The behavior you described is not expected. Our R&D team is currently investigating the issue.

A link to this thread has also been included in the report. Any additional comments you would care to make in this thread will be associated with the report.

Scott Y
NI

[THailey3]

This was reported to R&D (# 3M6CD6UF) and was fixed in LabVIEW 8.2. Here is a link to the current evaluation software download for LabVIEW.

Thanks!