Custom attribute layout maps all attributes to one one side rather than a two column format in the web-client.
The Custom attribute layout looks to be broken in RTC 4.0.0.1.
Custom attribute layout maps all attributes on the LFS side rather than formatting them in a two column format.
All the attributes are aligned to only one side.
This was not the default behavior in RTC 3.0.X series and all the attributes were aligned correctly.
Is this a defect ?
Custom attribute layout maps all attributes on the LFS side rather than formatting them in a two column format.
All the attributes are aligned to only one side.
This was not the default behavior in RTC 3.0.X series and all the attributes were aligned correctly.
Is this a defect ?
Accepted answer
Given the issue - and versions (works in 3.X but not in 4.X) and workaround found,
I found I am facing the new behavior introduced with the fix for defect 184971 (fixed in 4.0 GA).
At comment 2
- Larry stated:
The prior implementation mapped the Custom layout to the Overview layout and put the left slot in the Details section and the right slot in the Description section.
The fix maps the Custom layout to the H layout, with left and right mapped properly.
If you have an existing Custom layout and want to have it use the old technique, then you can add the property "useOverviewLayout" to the tab presentation and it will use the Overview layout as before.
(which is what the referenced technote describes)
I found I am facing the new behavior introduced with the fix for defect 184971 (fixed in 4.0 GA).
At comment 2
- Larry stated:
The prior implementation mapped the Custom layout to the Overview layout and put the left slot in the Details section and the right slot in the Description section.
The fix maps the Custom layout to the H layout, with left and right mapped properly.
If you have an existing Custom layout and want to have it use the old technique, then you can add the property "useOverviewLayout" to the tab presentation and it will use the Overview layout as before.
(which is what the referenced technote describes)
Comments
Eric Jodet
JAZZ DEVELOPER Jan 14 '13, 1:18 a.m.There is a work-around to resolve this issue:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21600801
Adding a new Key "useOverviewLayout" with value "true" resolves this issue and give a multi-column format
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