Re: Preconfiguring dynamic properties

[Russell Bateman]

Thanks, that probably gets me all or most of what I wanted. I'll try it out.

On 2/24/21 11:19 AM, Bryan Bende wrote:

I don't think it was the intent to pre-add a dynamic property. You
should be able to set a default value though, the user still has to
click the + icon to add the property though.

On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 12:02 PM Russell Bateman  wrote:

I have a dynamic property in a custom processor that my down-streamers
struggle a little bit to configure (requires newlines and a peculiar
format). I would like to "preconfigure" a dynamic property as an example
that they can either modify or erase to add their own. Most of them
would probably just use what I preconfigure.

The point is that I don't wish it to be a full-raging, static property.
I want to see a trash can to the right of it. The trash can is not a
feature of static properties.

Is this possible, wrong-headed, what?

Thanks,
Russ

Re: Preconfiguring dynamic properties

[Bryan Bende]

I don't think it was the intent to pre-add a dynamic property. You
should be able to set a default value though, the user still has to
click the + icon to add the property though.

On Wed, Feb 24, 2021 at 12:02 PM Russell Bateman  wrote:
>
> I have a dynamic property in a custom processor that my down-streamers
> struggle a little bit to configure (requires newlines and a peculiar
> format). I would like to "preconfigure" a dynamic property as an example
> that they can either modify or erase to add their own. Most of them
> would probably just use what I preconfigure.
>
> The point is that I don't wish it to be a full-raging, static property.
> I want to see a trash can to the right of it. The trash can is not a
> feature of static properties.
>
> Is this possible, wrong-headed, what?
>
> Thanks,
> Russ

Preconfiguring dynamic properties

[Russell Bateman]

I have a dynamic property in a custom processor that my down-streamers 
struggle a little bit to configure (requires newlines and a peculiar 
format). I would like to "preconfigure" a dynamic property as an example 
that they can either modify or erase to add their own. Most of them 
would probably just use what I preconfigure.


The point is that I don't wish it to be a full-raging, static property. 
I want to see a trash can to the right of it. The trash can is not a 
feature of static properties.


Is this possible, wrong-headed, what?

Thanks,
Russ