Created attachment 337430 [details] PID in column 1 (JPG) Description of problem: SWAT does not change column titles when changing column content. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): SWAT 3.2.8-0.27.fc10 How reproducible: Open the swat web page Steps to Reproduce: (Assume SMB and SWAT are running 1. Navigate to SWAT web page. 2. Select "STATUS" 3. Navigate to bottom of page. Note there are two buttons: "Show Client in Col 1" and "Show PID in Col 1" The default view is to show the "PID" in column 1 4. Select "Show Client in Col 1" Actual results: Client is shown in a column labeled as "PID" Expected results: Client is shown in a column labeled as "Column" Additional info: Two JPG attachments - one showing "PID" in column 1, and the other showing "Client" in column 1.
Created attachment 337431 [details] Show client in column 1 (JPG) These two attachments show the "PID" in column 1 and "Client" in column 1. Note that the column title does not change.
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