I think this flag was used so that certain channels could be
incorporated into the user layout but not show up by default.
TransientUserLayoutManagerWrapper came along around 2.3 or so (?) with a
better behavior fir instantiating channels on the fly. So in early days
User Preferences and channel manager were lurking on the layout in
hidden folders. TransientUserLayoutManagerWrapper appears to have been
one of SCT's contributions.
Susan
Jennifer Bourey wrote:
Could anyone enlighten me as to what the "hidden" field in the
UP_LAYOUT_STRUCT table is used for? It does indeed seem to make tabs
hidden, but I'm not really sure what the intended use case is.
Thanks,
- Jen
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