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Why would the Attribute Customization "Save As" button be grayed out for a calculated value with a script?

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Alexander Dawson
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Apr 02 '13, 4:39 a.m.

I have a field that is calculated by a javascript configured in Attribute Customziation.

When I look at this particular attribute customziation entry record in

Project Customization>Configuration Data>Work Items>Attribute Customization

Is see the

Name and Category fields populated as expected

Local Path, Attachment Path and Class Name are populated as expected too.

BUT the Save As button is grayed out.   I have no way to save the script out to make an edit to it.

How can I get access to my js script?

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Brian Fleming
(555●7) Feb 13 '13, 2:36 p.m.
Check the Attachments section in the Links tab.  The js script should appear there as well with an option to Save As.  If the path is different on the Links tab, the Save As button would be greyed out in the Attribute Customization editor.
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Alexander Dawson
Feb 13 '13, 2:48 p.m.
Actually when I went to the Links tab, the scripts weren't listed there.  I'm going to make the assumption that in the course of making a copy of the project area, the scripts weren't included.   This would explain why they could not be saved. Thanks for the alternate way of viewing these items.

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