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How to make an attribute invisible when the Enum in a Delta Config is Empty ?

Hi All,

I am using a project area (Father) that shares its process template with many other projects areas ( Sons).
In the father I did create a new Enumeration List that is empty, values will be set up in the Sons using the dela config, but not all the sons, some of them. I did also create a new attribute that points on the Enumeration List.

When the delta config is not set in a son the attribute does appear and this is what I would like to avoid ?
Is there any way to hide the attribute as the values are not set in the delta config of the Son ?

Thanks for your help.

Regards.

Karl

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Only way is to NOT define the enum/variable/presentation in the Parent (father), only in the child (son)

if you define it in the parent, it will always be present.

the amount of xml for defining it all in the child is tiny
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Question asked: Feb 21 '14, 5:05 a.m.

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