I have a Program object in Functionality > Assigning that is marked with a red italic font.
What does that tell me, and more importantly “how to fix it”?
Would be nice if the help was a bit more helpfull 😇
I did figure out that it helps to completely remove the assigned templates from this program object and re-assign them.
But I havn't got a clue why I need to do that ;)
Best answer by Anne Buit
Hi,
We can definitely work on the clarity of conditional layouts, agreed. Luckily, the documentation comes to the rescue.
Functionality | Thinkwise Documentation (thinkwisesoftware.com)
Disabled concepts are displayed in italics. No code is generated for disabled logic concepts and they are not used in the end product.
When a template is assigned to a disabled item, it will be automatically enabled. However, if the logic concept is subsequently manually disabled, the assignment will remain. This is when the assignment becomes red and cursive. A template is assigned to a disabled logic concept.
You can use the checkbox on the top of the list to quickly enable/disable a logic concept for an object.
+5Hi,
We can definitely work on the clarity of conditional layouts, agreed. Luckily, the documentation comes to the rescue.
Functionality | Thinkwise Documentation (thinkwisesoftware.com)
Disabled concepts are displayed in italics. No code is generated for disabled logic concepts and they are not used in the end product.
When a template is assigned to a disabled item, it will be automatically enabled. However, if the logic concept is subsequently manually disabled, the assignment will remain. This is when the assignment becomes red and cursive. A template is assigned to a disabled logic concept.
You can use the checkbox on the top of the list to quickly enable/disable a logic concept for an object.
Hi,
We can definitely work on the clarity of conditional layouts, agreed. Luckily, the documentation comes to the rescue.
Functionality | Thinkwise Documentation (thinkwisesoftware.com)
Disabled concepts are displayed in italics. No code is generated for disabled logic concepts and they are not used in the end product.
When a template is assigned to a disabled item, it will be automatically enabled. However, if the logic concept is subsequently manually disabled, the assignment will remain. This is when the assignment becomes red and cursive. A template is assigned to a disabled logic concept.
You can use the checkbox on the top of the list to quickly enable/disable a logic concept for an object.
thanks!!
Remains, why this worked yesterday and didn't anymore this morning :p
But I'm glad it works now!!
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