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mrump16-Pearl
16-Pearl
March 7, 2014
Question

define view option defaults for floating views

  • March 7, 2014
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I have to admin and support some hundred installed clients and what I really miss is a way to publish a "complete" default configuration for the client gui.

 

I do know how to configure a viewset and all it's option:

- menu content (which command is visible (on Toolbar ) or not )

- view behavior (floating or "inline" position)

- content of context menu's in views

...

But all these setting do only apply for the viewset's "inline" views.

 

I have no idea how to define the default settings for a floating view, especially things like:

- a default filter for the project history view

- the content of the context menu in a sandbox view

- the command available in the menu of an Item detail view

....

 

Any ideas ?

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    khoppe15-Moonstone
    15-Moonstone
    November 28, 2017

    Hello,

    I'm afraid it is to late to raise this point as idea, since PTC is working on a web-based client.
    But maybe they will be "happy" to get the idea for new WebUI ?

    PS: It looks like (from time to time) in 10.9 client (our default now) settings changes in floating views will be stored in the viewset file.  Did you notice same?

     

    Best regards,

     

    K
    kthierer12-Amethyst
    12-Amethyst
    December 7, 2017

    I used "Cutomize This Menu..." in a floating sandbox view which I started via commandline
    (si viewsandbox --gui).

    There I added "User Action 1 (Custom)" to the popup menu

     

    I found the following file beeing modified:

    c:\users\user1\.mks\viewset\view\mks_ic_si_ui_swing_SandboxView.vs

    By merging lines from my regular viewset containing "ActionDef.user.1."
    into this file I could at least implement a valid user tool for the floating view.

     

    Maybe this could be an approach for finding a solution

     

    Regards Juergen

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