I'd like to add another tab to the object view of my object that has a few specific properties. Is there a way I can configure this? Or do I need to link to a different object to get another tab?
Provided you have edit permissions on the object view, you can add a tab with the steps below.
Edit the object view.
Add a new tab.
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I currently have a workshop module that allows users to view a set of objects and then filter them according to a filter widget.
I would like my users to be able to set which filters are applied via URL such that they can quickly apply their default filters.
How can I achieve this?
Create a variable for each filter you would like the user to be able to apply via URL.
Promote the variable so that it can be update via the URL.
Update the filter output to use the variables you created above.
In addition to using the promoted variables described in the answer above, specifically for the case of saving and re-using Filter state, you can enable the State Saving feature for users of your app, which allows them to snapshot and save specific application state as a separate Foundry resource. You can then share the link or bookmark or re-open from a folder without worrying about the "wiring" of variables and URL parameters.
I've created a scenario in Foundry Workshop, and would like to set it up so that it resets whenever a user changes their active Workshop tab. Is it possible to accomplish this within scenario variables?
If the scenario array variable is produced from a scenario object set, then changing the object set should reset it. See the relevant documentation for this at https://www.palantir.com/docs/foundry/workshop/scenarios-save/ .
If you have a single dynamic scenario that you'd like to reset, then you can use the "Reset variable" event to reset it to its default value.
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I had the same problem today. You need to enable oslogin by adding the necessary meta data to your Instance (likely your project as well).
Instructions below. Solved it for me. Hope it helps
https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/instances/managing-instance-access#enable_oslogin
To set enable-oslogin in project-wide metadata so that it applies to all of the instances in your project:
Go to the Metadata page.
Click Edit.
Add a metadata entry where the key is enable-oslogin and the value is TRUE. Alternatively, set the value to FALSE to disable the feature.
Click Save to apply the changes.
To Set enable-oslogin in metadata of an existing instance:
Go to the VM instances page.
Click the name of the instance on which you want to set the metadata value.
At the top of the instance details page, click Edit to edit the instance settings.
Under Custom metadata, add a metadata entry where the key is enable-oslogin and the value is TRUE. Alternatively, set the value to FALSE to exclude the instance from the feature.
At the bottom of the instance details page, click Save to apply your changes to the instance.
To Set enable-oslogin in instance metadata when you create an instance:
In the GCP Console, go to the VM Instances page.
Click Create instance.
On the Create a new instance page, fill in the desired properties for your instance.
In the Metadata section, add a metadata entry where the key is enable-oslogin and the value is TRUE. Alternatively, set the value to FALSE to exclude the instance from the feature.
Click Create to create the instance.
When I load two large models. The first one loads completely, but the second model does not show all objects. After I select "Show all objects" from context menu, the viewer refreshes and shows all objects.
Is there a way to trigger "Show all objects" with javascript? Or some other way to refresh the viewer?
I am not seeing this behavior on my side, maybe I am not testing with models large enough or the issue is specific to some of your models. If you have the models on A360, you can give it a try in my forge demo sample at https://forge.autodesk.io.
Simply authorize the app and should should see your models, double click an item to insert into the scene.
The first suggestion would be:
viewer.impl.sceneUpdated(true)
You can also try the command that is fired by the contextmenu:
viewer.showAll()
i have an access program which i have been working on and i want to create a openFileDialog which will show specific folders and files. For e.g. when you click a button, instead of having the dialog showing all the folders and files, it will be given a parameter (folder name) and it will show only that folder. i am trying to achieve something similar to the windows search engine. the reason is that, my program has a folder which contains around 1000 sub folders which contain a documents. each subfolder has the same name as the document it contains. therefore, what i an trying to achieve is that from my Access Form, the user can click a button, and a dialog will pop up showing only the folder which contains the document the user is working on.
is this possible.
i would really appreciate your help thank you
Do you mean you want OpenFileDialog to start in a specific folder?
You can do it like this:
OpenFileDialog MyOpenFileDialog = new OpenFileDialog();
MyOpenFileDialog.InitialDirectory = "C:\Path\To\My\Selected\Subfolder" ;
MyOpenFileDialog.ShowDialog()
Access provides Application.FileDialog. If you want to use the ENUM for the dialog type, you'll have to add a reference to the Office Object library, but if you try to use the enum you'll get prompted and Access will add the reference for you. It's not much use, though, as it can otherwise be used quite easily with object variables instead of strongly-typed variables.
To learn how to use it, open the Immediate Window (Ctrl-G), type Application.FileDialog, and hit F1. That explains the basics.
For what it's worth, I was using Windows API code from the Access Developers Handbook before the Application.FileDialog was introduced (with A2002), so I continue to use that. I am pretty sure the functionality is identical, though Application.FileDialog probably has a spiffier interface (I don't know -- I don't use it!).