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Requirements Specification Document Outline Headings

In the old DOORs tool, an outline of the document headings was shown on the left. It was collapsible such that you could drill into the desired section and see the overall heading structure of the specification. Is there anything like that with the RM tools in DNG?  It is really useful to be able to quickly navigate to a specific section in a specification. The closest thing I've been able to come up with is filtering on "heading" type. This does get you the overall heading structure, but it is a poor substitution.  I also noticed that by using the hamburger icon on the upper right you can select which heading level you want visible.  But again, this doesn't allow you to quickly navigate to the section you want like the old DOORs tool did.

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 I think that you are looking for the Module Explorer extension


See https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RMExtensionsModuleExplorerSample701 it you are using version 7.0.1

Or go from https://jazz.net/wiki/bin/view/Main/RMExtensionsMain if you have a different version

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I would try this but our server is pretty locked down and they don't let us add extensions above and beyond what they have already approved.


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 Hi Matt,


You also have the twisties in DNG which did not exist in Classic and allow you to navigate document structure by collapsing sections.

The little triangle to the left of each artifact


Sean

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This does work, but it would be more helpful if you could collapse all to a specific level to get a higher lever over view.  Is there a way I could say collapse everything to just the level 1 or 2 headings?

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