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Change Dtree.ChildCount behavior of a project node

Ludwig_Stokkelaar

Hello

Am I able to change the size column of a project to display the total number of items inside a project when browsing its parent instead of only the number of dubprojects? Default behavior is that the number of subprojects are displayed, while it could be of more interests to display the number of items (just as you do with other container types) if you don't use projects within projects

Thanks

Ludwig Stokkelaar

Open Docs

The Netherlands

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Hans Stoop

Hi Ludwig, I didn’t realize that you lost my e-mail address J. You need to change the Size function of the project WebNode to have a different number displayed. Hans

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Change Dtree.ChildCount behavior of a project node

Posted by ludwig.stokkelaar@opendocs.nl (Stokkelaar, Ludwig) On 2010/07/29 06:12

Hello

Thanks

Ludwig Stokkelaar

Open Docs

The Netherlands

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Kyle_Swidrovich

Yes, please avoid tweaking DTree.ChildCount directly as it will result in DB Verification failures that cannot be resolved when administrators run that function.

Ludwig_Stokkelaar

Hi Hans

I didn't but I wanted to get in posted in the KC as I can image that other customers could be interested whether that's a configurable feature.

About the size function of the webnode. As you know me well enough I already found this function, but before I wrap the origin code I just wanted to be sure if there was another (configurable) way.

Thanks

Ludwig