Created attachment 115988 [details] Description with screenshots - different (wrong) rowcount-values Open the attached *.pdf-description. It shows the whole problem. The example shows a form with row 3 of a table. Changing one value in one formcontrol and switching to another resets the value of rowcount to '1' in the toolbar-navigationbar (Bug82591). At the same time the value of rowcount is switched to '0' in the formcontrol-navigationbar. If you read out oForm.getRow() it will give the value '0' - the same wron value as you see in the formcontrol-navigationbar. Seems to be inherited from OOo as Bug82591.
Created attachment 115990 [details] Database with one form - try to change any value in second or third row an move to another field ... This is the database, which shows the buggy behavior on OpenSUSE 13.2 64bit rpm Linux with all LO-versions here. You could ignore the macros - it's only for trying to get a workaround for this buggy behavior ...
Confirming on Version: 5.1.0.0.alpha1+ Build ID: 8cbb94a2b79dcaf9675125da800b64a85bae52dc Locale : fr-FR (fr.UTF-8) OSX 10.10.3
DUP of bug 82591 ?
(In reply to Alex Thurgood from comment #3) > DUP of bug 82591 ? No. This bug is about the different values. The formcontrol-navigationbar shows the row you could also get by a macro. The navigationbar of the toolbar shows '1' instead of '0'. Bug82591 is about the wrong value, which should be the value of the shown row (row 3 for the third row), not '0' or '1' when changing a value in one field and click in another. Both navigationbars should never show different rows, if cursor is in a field of the same form.
I tried to play with forms/source/solar/control/navtoolbar.cxx forms/source/helper/formnavigation.cxx and forms/source/runtime/formoperations.cxx but I'm stuck. Sorry, I can't help here.
It is probably fixed by the same commit as bug 82591.
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Have tested again. It is fixed by the same commit as bug 82591 since LO 5.0. See comment 6.