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Originally Posted by davidfor
It was directed at you, but it was more a question plus some guesses based on what I expected the question to be. Your post does add something.
My guess is that the OP has:
- Created one or more views.
- Used a view for a while.
- Either:
- Selected a startup view.
- Didn't select a startup view in which case the last used view is used.
Both would mean that View Manager would set the view and hence the displayed columns when calibre started. And that would mean that the new column would disappear from the column list whenever calibre was restarted.
From the sounds of it, the OP should uninstall View Manager. Or disable it until they are ready to use it properly. At the least, temporarily disable it to prove if this is the cause of the problem. |
OK - I have absolutely no doubt that the VM is the reason the newly selected column is not being displayed after a restart - shorter odds than Winx in her next race.
I don't like programs that restart in the shambles I left them, so my initial reason for installing the PI was to overcome that behaviour in calibre (I know there are tweaks that go some way to addressing this issue, but they are not effective if you have several libraries with widely variant custom columns as I do), so initially I had one view per library - Default, which I set as the Starting view. Perhaps the OP had a similar motive - i.e. set and forget.
I actually take advantage of the fact that changes are not restored. I can change which columns, which order, sorting etc with impunity - then select current view (or a simple Ctrl/R) to get back to taws.
The plugin cannot be disabled.
BR