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How can we only display a parent link but not child link in the editor presentation?

Good Day,

On our links section, we only want to display the parent work item but not the child. When we modify the links section to show only parent, the child is also displayed.

Is this possible?

Thank-you,
Regards,
Michael Alberda


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Good Morning,

In the Past if I'm doing something like this I would create a specific attribute which uses the link type attribute and then use that Custom version for that "Work Item Type".  This will also prevent other Work Items from adopting that change.

Add the new Attribute

Update the Presentation > created a custom section for the Links (so it doesn't replace all the Links views on other workitems)

Hope that helps

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I think that does not remove client from the standard link presentation, but it is a good approach. Also see https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2013/12/17/using-reference-presentations-to-create-links-and-show-linked-work-items-in-rtc/ for a bit more description.


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Hi Matt,

Thanks for your response. I have done that but the problem lies with displaying both the child and the parent while under the "Show link types" in the editor presentation we have only selected parent to be displayed, its seems it shows corresponding link types as well. We would like to only show the parent - I am not sure this is possible though. Please see below:






Thank-you,
Regards,
Michael.

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Apologies, I am unable to upload the screen shots.

I am pretty sure you can not suppress the child link to be displayed in the Links Tab. That is not possible as far as I can tell.

Thanks Ralph, The link you posted above will give us what we want.

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