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Tab title reading 'SmartPartInfo'
Posted: 09 Nov 07 10:43 AM
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Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone has come across this really really annoying problem I'm having. I've got a custom SmartPart which is displayed in a tab.
My tab is set up as follows:
Smart Part ID: AcountHierarchy
Smart Part:SmartParts\Account\AccountHierarchy.ascx
Title: Account Hierarchy
Description: Account Hierarchy
Target Workspace: TabControl
ShowInMode: Detail
All seems fine, but the 'Title' is being ignored and the tab appears as 'SmartPartInfo'. My custom page 'AccountHierarchy.ascx' has a code behind file. This is declared as follows:
<% @ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="AccountHierarchy.ascx.cs" Inherits="SmartParts_AccountHierarchy" %>
My code behind page has a partial class of:
public partial class SmartParts_AccountHierarchy : EntityBoundSmartPartInfoProvider
My page works perfectly with no issues, however the tab displays as SmartPartInfo. I've tried removing the tab from the page and adding it back in. I've tried removing the custom smart part from the VFS and putting it back in. The only thing I can do to get the tab to display 'Account Hierarchy' is to remove Inherits="SmartParts_AccountHierarchy" from my ascx page, in which case I get an error saying that a page referencing a code behind file must have an Inherits statement BUT, BUT, the tab then appears correctly with 'Account Hierarchy', although the tab just shows the error message.
I'm tearing my hair out here!
Any help would be very gratefully received.
Cheers
Daniel |
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Re: Tab title reading 'SmartPartInfo'
Posted: 09 Nov 07 2:31 PM
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Did you set the title in the GetSmartPartInfo override? Something like:
public override ISmartPartInfo GetSmartPartInfo(Type smartPartInfoType)
{
ToolsSmartPartInfo tinfo = new ToolsSmartPartInfo();
tinfo.Description = "Edit Sales Order";
tinfo.Title = "Edit Sales Order";
tinfo.RightTools.Add(btnSave);
return tinfo;
}
There are a few ways to set the title but some of them get ignored in certain cases. Sometimes. |
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