In the new Navigation Tree in 2024.1, how do you re-order the list?
For example, in Order Entry, the old navigation tree displayed ‘Lines’ below ‘Order Details’. I was able to set the order in the tree by re-ordering the panels in App Studio.
n the new tree, ‘Lines’ is showing 9th in the list, even though the panel order in App Studio has not changed.
I also thought it was based on the order the panel cards were on the form. Here is one of mine (Order Entry):
It does hide the panels I’ve changed to “hidden” in my customization layer (Header Manifest Info, Web, for example). So that tracks.
Quote Entry, PO Entry, Part Entry, Part Class, Requisitions, Customer Shipments… every page I’ve jumped to looks like the tree follows the same order as the panel cards.
Very strange that yours is not. Do you have multiple customized layers? Just wondering if it is seeing a different order from a different layer, but even in that case, you would think it would be whatever layer is applied last, so it would mimic what is on the screen as far as panel card order.
Is this the only form doing this? Or do you see other trees in your 2024.1 environment not following the panel card order?
It also changes the tree when I do a personalization in the overflow menu… Here’s Customer Shipment and I moved “Header Details” down to the bottom. When i saved the personalization, the tree updated to match.
Thank you. I hadn’t considered that this could be layer-specific. When I check in Base, the Nav Tree is correct.
I compared Base to our custom layer and noticed that there’s a difference between the ‘Page Peer Order’ values. E.g. for the Lines panel, n Base it is ‘0’, whereas in the custom layer, it is ‘5’.
Yeah, my Peer Order for Lines is ‘0’ on both base and my layer. No idea how that would’ve gotten changed since it is not editable.
It looks like you can’t edit the peer order on the “virtual pages”, but you can on the actual pages “Sales Order”, “Detail” (Lines), “Detail” (Releases).
What are your peer order on those? Perhaps the virtual pages inherit their order from their respective parent? But that would mean your “Sales Order” would be at 5… but it still shows up first. I’m stumped. Sounds like a ticket to me
Tried changing the Peer Order on all ‘non-virtual’ pages to 0 - didn’t seem to have any impact.
Also tried saving Base as a new layer and merging it with the custom layer - was hoping it might magically choose to use the base Peer Order values during the merge, but no luck