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Setup:
We extensively use foldablepane components in our application.
A lot of them have their "opened" attribute set to "false" statically in the CC editor.

Old behavior:
However...
they used to retain their opened state, after it has been opened by a user interaction, even when we changed to another tab and then back again to the UI-site which used the foldablepane component.

New behavior:
It also seems like server roundtrips (we use them, for example, in UIs used to search for specific items. You can find the expanded/advanced search options inside the foldablepane), like after our search button has been pressed, reset their state back to false, even though they used to maintain their user-set state.

Questions:
Is that a bug?
If not, is it a new feature/bugfix?
If yes, could the old behavior be made into an option?
If not, how can we (as easily as possible) revert back to the old behavior?
It would otherwise require us to add and manipulate code on a lot of UIs and we'd prefer to keep it as simple as possible.

Notice:
Before sb. asks why we want to maintain that behavior:
In case the user uses the advanced search options and presses search, we'd like to remind him that he set these advanced options in case he instantly wants to tweak his/her search and repeats it / switches to another tab and back again. If we automatically close the foldablepane component, the user might not notice that he still uses advanced search options, which will influence the result, which might contradict the outcome he predicted based on the search options which he modified in the always visible basic search option area.

Hi,

there was a fix in the FOLDABLEPANEs within the update of this week.

It seems to me that your bug report is based on a pre-20131112-version? Or are the bugs base on version 20131112?

If they are built on 20131112, then alarms bells are ringing on my side...

Regards, Björn

As far as I know it's an older version, I guess we should update again. We'll check tomorrow and I'll report back.