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2008-06-27 - 1029,1026,1000 but if I move item with id 1029 to another directory, the item title does not reflect this change. I understand that this kind of dynamic titles can become quite complicated (imagine title based on another item's title and that title based on another item's attributes, etc ...) so by changing one items attributes, hundreds of other items titles could/should be updated to reflect the change. If this refreshing is not implemented, users would see sth that does not reflect the database state, and this would not be only misleading, but simply incorrect. Thank you, and good luck ;-) |
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As a stop gap this will work: Create an Attribute [Update_Title] (Category = Update, no KW, no Auto-Complete). Assign this Attribute to the Template of the Items you wish to re-Title. Add this string to the end of the Title Expression for the Item's Template: || trim(coalesce([Update_Title],'')) Search for (Item) is (Template - chose from pick list), or if all the Items are in the same location - select all Items. From the IA Pane (Ctrl-4) add a space character to the [Update_Title] Attribute and the selected Items will be re-titled. The space character will be trimmed out of the returned Title Expression, or no value will be returned for new Items (or delete the string from the Title Expression and the [Update_Title] Attrribute after usage). If an Info Item was used in the Title Expression for the Item (previously returned node ID) this will "pull in" the Item Title value for the Info Item portion of the Title Expression. EDIT: spelling Last edited by ashwken; 07-14-2008 at 01:25 AM. |
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Kinook,
Thanks for cleaning this up and pulling it together. |
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