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Change Configure List showed values (Add new values apart of Label and Name)

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Is there any way to change this:

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To salso show for example the Description attribute

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Hi @CampaignerForLife ,

You can see the description, length, data type in the Documentation tab of your schemas. By default in the structure tab, it will display the label of the attributes defined and clicking on display advanced fields will show you the links and xpath (i.e.name) of those attributes. 

 

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Hello @CampaignerForLife,

do you mean to have these columns  permanently added to the form view? If I got it correctly, then you need to change this in navigation hierarchy feature:

 

  • Administration -> Configuration -> Navigation hierarchies
  • Find and extend nms:core navigation tree
  • look for 'name="nmsDelivery"'
  • add columns, expressions you want to display
    ...
    <model img="nms:packages/mini-delivery.png" label="Delivery management" name="delivery"
               order="30">
    
          <nodeModel folderLink="folder" img="nms:delivery.png" label="Deliveries" name="nmsDelivery">
            <view enumImage="@state" form="nms:deliveryDet" img="nms:delivery.png" name="listdet"
                  schema="nms:delivery" type="listdet">
              <columns>
                <node colSize="35" xpath="@label"/>
                <node colSize="15" xpath="@deliveryCode"/>
                <node colSize="18" xpath="@state"/>
                <node colSize="20" xpath="[scheduling/@contactDate]"/>
                <node colSize="8" xpath="[properties/@toDeliver]"/>
                <node colSize="8" xpath="[indicators/@processed]"/>
                <node colSize="8" xpath="[indicators/@success]"/>
                <node colSize="20" xpath="@lastModified"/>
                <node alias="@editForm" expr="'nms:delivery'" hidden="true"/>
                <node hidden="true" xpath="@nature"/>
    
              </columns>
              <orderBy>
                <node expr="@lastModified" sortDesc="true"/>
    ...
    ...​
  • Save -> clear cache -> log out and log in

 

Marcel

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Hi @CampaignerForLife ,

You can see the description, length, data type in the Documentation tab of your schemas. By default in the structure tab, it will display the label of the attributes defined and clicking on display advanced fields will show you the links and xpath (i.e.name) of those attributes. 

 

Thanks