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Icon for 'Hub connected' (Red display = "False" | Green display = "True") remains "False" (Red display) even when connected to a certain hub.

Asked by H.A.

A tab of a hub contains an icon and a text (hub name). Green display (monitor) icon means that you are connected to the hub, and the red one indicates an unsucceeded connection.

Now, all icons of tabs show a red display icon, the connected hubs as well.

What can the reason be?

P.S. When using DC++ tab styles (Settings > Appearance > Tabs > Let DC++ draw tabs), I don't have the problem, but when switching to standard Windows tabs (Settings > Appearance > Tabs > Use standard Windows tabs) it comes back.

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H.A. (tiptop) said : 		#1

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Rebuilding Icon Database (Windows 7) and restarting the pc doesn't solve the problem. I've got this issue after upgrading to the newest version of DC++ (0.791).

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H.A. (tiptop) said : 		#2

Additional information:
Rebuilding Icon Database (Windows 7) and restarting the pc doesn't solve the problem. I've got this issue after upgrading to the newest version of DC++ (0.791).

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poy (poy) said : 		#3

hey,

this is a known problem (as you can see in the linked bug page). it will be fixed in the next version.

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