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Filters available in version view allow custom attributes on the version and on the Asset Parent, but not on the task from which the version was published. It would be great if custom attributes on tasks were an option in Filters on Version View.
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The custom attributes created for the users are not showing up correctly in the user profile sidebar view when opening the user profile sidebar (no information visible) when just clicking close to the attribute value (information pops up) I tried to upload you the screenshot, but there seams to be an issue with your server -
Hi, I created a custom attribute for users called "location". I would like to be able to filter in the ftrack UI query all the assigned users located e.g. in Berlin. How can I do this? Best, Luigi
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Hi, I created a custom attribute for users called "location". I would like to be able to filter in the ftrack UI query all the assigned users located e.g. in Berlin. How can I do this? Best, Luigi
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Hi, there is request from my company. They would like to use Quick Search also for filtering according to one of ours Custom Attributes. Is it possible to add property to Custom Attribute creation, which would add it to pool of searched attributes? Thank you
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In our Ftrack installation, we have defined a custom attribute at the project level--let's call it "locations". I would like to create a function that allows users to add an additional location to a project after querying that the provided argument is indeed an available option in the collection of locations. I can't find an example of this kind of query; I just need to know whether this is something attached to Session or somewhere else. So let's say locations = {'Uptown': 'uptown', 'Downtown': 'downtown', 'Midtown': 'midtown'} (in settings it's an Enumerator that seems to be represented as a dictionary) We created our own wrappers for some of several of the Ftrack queries, so I decided not to include that code. The part in bold is what I'm getting at... is this the way to access it? I thought this might be the way because the documentation says: "The custom attributes available on entities are cached on the Session." It isn't working when I run unit tests.
