This is the layout I use, the one which doesn't permit refreshing flagged profiles:

Quoting GSyren:

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It just occured to me that I'm over-thinking this. Of course you can use "Refresh" for testing if the trigger command works. Either it pops the dialog or not. The fact that it probably isn't useful for actually doing a refresh (due to the problem with entering data into the dialog) isn't relevant in this context.

That's something that is confusing about this issue. I'd always thought that refreshing the database would check all the profiles and ensure they were as up-to-date as possible.

When there are dozens of profiles without cast and crew and the database refresh considers them up-to-date, is that a problem with the refresh function of the database? What else isn't it checking?

Quoting Nosferatu:

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This is the layout I use, the one which doesn't permit refreshing flagged profiles:

Then just edit the layout and add the menu. Easier than writing all the posts complaining about it. Once again, the layout is customizable. I have only mentioned it three times now, with brief instructions how.

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Here are some that I know, or just figured out:

- Right click on menu area, click customize
    - then you can move menu icons to specific toolbars (drag and drop)
    - you can place menu items in other places (drag and drop)
    - you can delete menu items from where they are (right click on the menu item)
    - you can change text and font style of menu item (right click on menu item)
- Tools > Options > Defaults
- Tools > Options > Display
- View > Theme
- View > Windows
- View > Load Layout
- View > Save Layout
- View > Lock Layout
- Collection > Nest Box Sets (not sure if saved with Layout)
- Collection > Collection Hint Options

Well Gunnar did the test and confirmed to me that the trigger is dependent on the current menu path, and can therefore be affected by changes to the layout. This is important to anyone using the DVD Profiler Trigger function in a command file, within a plugin, or using the remote interface of HTTPJolie. If anyone discovers nuances to this behavior, please share so that we all learn more. For example, maybe there are some menu sequences that either cannot be changed, or are not affected by the layout. No way to know if there are such exceptions, without testing them all, as Gunnar and I were discussing before.