I made a mistake localizing a page template under SDL Tridion and I want to unlocalize it but when I right click it the option "unlocalize" is not available. How can I do that? Is there another way to unlocalize items?
Thanks for your answers.
To localize or unlocalize an item, you must have Localize permissions for the Folder or Structure Group in which the item is stored. Also please note it can only be done in the Publication where the item is actually localized.
So if you do not see the option to unlocalize I would have your permissions checked, or you are in a parent or child Publication. The option should be available in your context (right click) menu under the BluePrinting sub menu, or you can select the item (single click which highlights it) and go to the Organize tab in the ribbon toolbar.
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I would like to check about right menu
I need to give info about View details menu. Which class or form manage the menu?
-> I need to find label (sys or similar) behind View details button , and I would like to check about how generate this tight click menu.
Thanks
Which class or form manage the menu? A kernel method.
The labels for menu is placed here:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics AX\60\Server\AOS-name\bin\AxSysEN-US.ktd
or wherever your AOS bin directory is placed. Do not mess with the kernel text files.
How to get a "View details", formerly "Go to main table" item is covered in this SO answer.
See also this forum answer.
We are using Visual Studio online as our backlog/sprint planning system. Now VSO development team has introduced possibility to define epics, which is great.
But the problem is that I already have full backlog with features and backlog items. I can not find a way how to assign those features to newly created epics... (the same if I have created backlog item first and after that - if I create a feature, I can't find a way how to attach that aforementioned backlog item to the newly created feature)
I am stuck and can't find a way how to accomplish this. Is it at all possible? Can anyone shed some light?
Yes, follow the steps below to accomplish this:
From Epics:
Open the Epics item.
Click "Link to..." button under "Features" tab.
Select "Child" link type and enter the ID of the feature you'd like to assign to this Epic.
From Features
Set "Mapping" to "On" and you will see the Epics listed in the right
panel.
Drag and drop the feature to the Epic you'd like to assign.
Or you can also:
Open the feature item.
Click "Link to..." button under "All Links" tab.
Set "Link Type" to "Parent" and enter the ID of the Epic you'd like to assign.
The steps above can be also used when you want to assign backlog item to feature.
An easier way is to use the "Mapping" pane on the "Backlogs" tab:
Go to the "Feature" level
Activate the "Mapping" pane
Now simply drag & drop your features onto the epic you want:
The Epic work item form should have a FEATURES tab where you can associate existing or add new features (that are automatically associated to the Epic)
On Tridion 2011 SP1 HR1 publishing queue, I see user list is not sorted.
Is there a way to sort the user list or should I raise a ticket for a hot-fix?
Update:
To be more clear.
On Filter Publishing Task options --> User Dropdown, currently sorting is done based on User Title by default.
As a user, it's not appearing as sorted.
So, I'm looking for sorting the User Dropdown based on User Description.
Please suggest How can I achieve this.
Sort users in User dropdown on Publishing Queue popup could be achieved by creating new custom extension.
You add new js file to Publishing Queue popup group where you can overwrite Tridion.Cme.Views.PublishQueue.USER_DROPDOWN_HEAD_PATH property. It should point to Dropdown xml definition file. You'll need to create your own Dropdown xml definition file (by copying existing WebUI/Editors/CME/Xml/ListDefinitions/PublishQueueUserDropdown-head.xml) and add new node /list:listDefinition/list:rows/list:defaultSortField with value #Description.
On 2011 SP1 the user dropdown in the Filter Publishing Tasks options is sorted alphabetically by the username (User Title). And if you select "all", then in the Publishing Tasks list you can sort the task by username by clicking on the column heading. There is also a little funnel icon where you can filter further.
I am pretty sure this is by-design, so there will most likely not be a hotfix for this. You can submit an idea to have this feature implemented in one of the next releases via the Ideas site on sdltridionworld, or build a custom gui extension to do specifically what you need.
i would like to add a text box on top of the Dynamics Ax 2009 interface, that allow users to filter menu name.
Dynamics Ax has a 'big interface' with a lot of menu, sub menus etc. It would be nice to allow users to filters and visualize only filtered menu item .
Thanks
You will have to create your own toolbar instead of usual AX menu.
You can create toolbar with text field at the top and tree control that will represent filtered menu.
On load of toolbar you can scan menus at AOT and cache placement and labels.
When user enters some text to filter field you will rebuild your tree control according to matching.
There already is similar tool, but unfortunately I forgot it's name.
I have a treeview showing Categories and subcategories.
I need to Right Click Option to add subcategories and products for a particular category or subcategory.
What I want is suppose I have selected a treenode showing a category or subcategory. When I right click on a treenode it will show a contextmenu having options -- Add subcategory, Add product, Delete this category, Edit this category. When I click on one of the menu item it will open a popup to add/Edit/Delete Category or add product.
I hope you can understand my problem. please help.
Thanks in advance.
I have found a solution FlyTreeView for ASP.NET (versions 2.0, 3.0, 3.5) in this
Link
Thanks everyone for your time.
It's pretty complicated, so if you're not sure what you're doing you'd be better off googling for a 3rd party component that already does right-click.
e.g.
http://aspnetajax.componentart.com/control-specific/treeview/features/node_contextMenus/WebForm1.aspx
I recommend the jQuery plugin jContext. You might have to do a couple extra things when working with ASP.NET webforms.
You will have to study the html that gets generated by the treeview control.
For example, web forms controls render html elements with an ID attribute that can vary on many factors. So, your javascript code will have to reference these elements in a different way than usual:
$('#<%=someControl.ClientID %>').whatever();