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Original status: 3-Accepted Described on 2006-01-18 as: Steps: 1. install Creator 2 build060117 2. create a new web app 3. drag-drop any component with option items, eg Dropdown List, Listbox, etc 4. take Dropdown List for instance, in Outline, click on dropDown1DefaultOptions, then open Options dialog from Properties window 5. change Display or Value to the items, or add new items (do not close the dialog at this time) 6. switch between the dialog and any other windows with mouse or keyboard Result: The changes made in step 5 will be set back to default. * On Windows, do step6 twice one will easily see the problem. On Solaris, one may need to do more times, or click on the cell in the option dialog. On 2006-03-03 gjmurphy wrote: I am unable to reproduce on English Creator FCS, on Windows XP. Can you try on a release build? On 2006-03-07 response was: The key step is the 4th. Be certain to go to Outline window, select dropDown1DefaultOptions; then one will see there's "options" entry in Properties window. Open Options dialog from there. (Please do not open Options dialog from right-click contexual menu.) Then proceed with the left steps. I can show you through VNC. Let me know if you need the login info. On 2006-03-09 gjmurphy wrote: I've tried to follow the steps exactly as described, I still cannot reproduce. What platform are you using, and what locale is it running in? On 2006-03-10 response was: Reproduced on WinXP, either English locale or Chinese locale. If you are not able to reproduce, try switching to another window then back to Options dialog. On 2006-03-17 gjmurphy wrote: I was able to reproduce this exactly once, on Creator installed on English Windows XP, with some additional steps. I had to delete my Creator user directory, start Creator, open a new project. I then dropped a listbox on the designer. I then opened up Windows Explorer. I then selected the options bean, opened the property editor for the options property, modified the first option label, hit return. I then switched back to explorer window, and from within, opened a second explorer. Using ctrl-tab, I switched back to Creator, back to new Explorer window, then back to Creator. After the final switch, my edits disappeared. Subsequently, I was unable to reproduce. I suspect this is some obscure problem with the Windows JVM. Workaround exists: just perform operation again.