Labels 2 5 8 X 1 Template
Giorgina Makara
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i have a quick question about labels. I have several templates and I wanted to give the user directly 2 labels with which I can filter and display content on other levels. I wanted to make sure that the right labels are on the page when the user creates the page using the template.
Addition: I just noticed that it works for the first creation through the template. But from the second time not there the labels don't appear anymore. They are then also deleted in the template ?!?! Now I'm really confused.
I do want to point out that built-in templates (such as "Retrospective") actually do seem to generate pages with labels. So I'm not quite sure what functionality is missing here from an implementation perspective.
If you like writing code, apparently you CAN work around this by creating a Blueprint (rather than just a standalone template). It looks like the Index page that is part of a Blueprint can specify the label used on newly generated pages. From the docs:
"...relies on Confluence labels to be applied to the pages created via blueprints, which is specified by the index-key attribute on the blueprint module."
The first of these is a big deal as our standard project documentation uses a set of defined labels. Will investigate the blueprints thing, but am unsure I want to "develop" something, especially when it used to exist
Also FYI, carefully peel the labels since they do not come off smoothly. I hope this is helpful! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Feel free to check out my YouTube Channel for more tutorials. Thank you for reading!
HI Ann, Thank you for the video, it was very helpful and started me on the right track regarding the margins and paper size. I found it a bit more challenging creating these on my Mac, since Mac tends not to be as flexible in Word than a reg PC. But , at last I created the perfect label for my party favors. Thank you again!
With that said, you can kinda do what you're saying with workflows. It's a bit of a hack and probably not all that pragmatic but you can make a custom property on the contact (or whatever you are trying to associate into) and you then want to get the association label into this field.
Even though this isn't a true if/then only one of them can really execute on a given object because you only have one association label so the rest won't execute (more accurately, they will attempt to execute and do nothing) so it essentially acts as an if then
At that point you have the association label in a field so you can use it for personalization-- this only works with one association label per item which is what makes sense anyways if they were to be in a token (you can organize the ones above in a certain order if you want one to take precedence, that should work though I didn't test it)
The only thing left is you need a way to trigger this workflow. I believe doing something like "number of associatied contacts" is "known" should work but I would need to test that to know for sure.
Again this isn't really pragmatic if you have a large number of association labels (although you really shouldn't most of the time) but it can work if you have a handful. For the record: I haven't end to end tested this it's fully acadmeic and relying on a lot of quirks in the tool to work but it should work.
Hopefully this helps!
Option 3, which is my least favorite, is to not have the label inside the template, meaning I have to add a label whenever I add a template and configure the text. - Since the label text is already part of the UDT parameters it makes more sense to me to be contained.
I would not use any UDT parameters, though. Always pass a tag path instead of a UDT. Then everything works even if you pass a path that has a folder with the same structure as the original UDT. Or switch among multiple UDTs that can't be modeled by inheritance.
Not to derail the topic, but, is there any downside to using the UDT other than flexibility?
I have started using indirect tags within templates and pop pages (as suggested in other threads by yourself and Nick) to access UDT parameters, so not totally against it.
We currently only have a single device UDT regardless of how many types of AOIs are in the PLC.
I also like the fact I can use the drop target to quickly add templates to the pages (which I assume wont work without a few extra mouse clicks when only passing a tag path?!)
Error message I see is:
Exception: Error executing expression binding on
Testing.Testing.ShortName_Lbl.OffsetX
caused by ExpressionException: Error executing script for runScript() expression:system.gui.transform
caused by java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.RuntimeException: Component argument not found.
That worked a treat. That will definitely fix up my (horrible) multi label templates.
I will need to keep the current large template size however as the label can be placed outside of the template width and height but is not visible (changing the template width and height - doesn't look like I can use transform on self.parent?! and directly referencing self.parent.width and self.parent.height in the MoveMe method doesn't seem to work)
I have been using Avert labels for my products for years. They have stopped using their wizard and I have had to upgrade my laptop. Now I have to use their template, which I have done, but the printer is not printing them in the right alignment. It is right on screen and on the print preview but nearly 2 cm out on the actual label sheet. It is costing me a fortune and I can't sell anything without a label. What is going wrong? Avery aren't being very helpful either. I am printing via a word document.
This is a now particularly irritating and likely frustrating method - it appears that Avery has forcibly removed the vast cache of Avery template labels from this source. I suspect the point is to protect Avery intellectual property or perhaps the data management was dropped for other reasons. Unknown.
NOTE: Normally, the action would be this simple - presumably the margins are handled by the template structure. If Avery is truly messing with the setup to discourage home-design and printing, then there could be hidden "gotcha" points, including those found in the margin requirements.
The deployment spec template label needs to be updated to -
app: frontend-pod
From your deployment file value is name: frontend-pod
The template label needs to be same to the spec selector.
I'm using SAS studio (the university edition) if it matters, but I think it has all the same features as the desktop version. I wrote code to create a figure using proc template. It has two panels (laid out horizontally, like two columns, one row), so I used layout lattice. To make an axis label that would apply to the x-axis of both panels, I used a bottom sidebar. For the units of my axis label, I have (mg/g), but I want it to be mg g-1. I can't figure out how to do this. I tried using the ods escapechar=^ and then within the entry statement using the escape character to specify the unicode. I also tried it with (*ESC*), e.g. (mg g(*ESC*)unicode '207b'x)
Instead of getting the symbols I want (i.e., a superscript minus sign and a superscript one), I just keep getting a little box on the figure where the symbol should be. Is it a font problem? Because other symbols work, like if I put in the unicode for 'alpha', I get a little alpha. I also tried using the code: ^super -1 and nothing happened. I'm new to inserting special characters, so I bet there's something really simple that I'm missing. Any help appreciated!
Alas these are Generic Annotation nested in object families. I need a way to turn off text labels used to differentiate family types, but still show the basic symbol on other views for location and coordination purposes.
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