Worker Symbols

Hi Guys

A couple of the organisation in our consortium have their very own constituent headers and I have been working in making them v12.1 friendly.  One of the things we have been struggling with is getting the Worker symbol in the constituent header to appear.  I know that they are held within the local resources of Tessitura but haven't been able to work out their names.  

In the meantime I have created my very own symbol by putting a very fetching W instead of the brief case.  If the user is a worker then this W will magically appear.  

I was wondering if any of you guys have managed to insert the worker symbol on to the header?

Thanks

Nick

 

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  • If you use this file path on an image object in the datawindow, it will resolve in the application for the briefcase image:

    Resources\worker.png

     

    Use a Visible expression:  if(worker_ind = ‘Y’, 1, 0)

    This is, of course, only going to work if worker_ind is returned in the local procedure!

     

    =>Ryan Creps

    @Tessitura Network

     

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Nick Insell
    Sent: Thursday, October 2, 2014 10:58 AM
    To: Ryan Creps
    Subject: [Tessitura Technical Forum] Worker Symbols

     

    Hi Guys

    A couple of the organisation in our consortium have their very own constituent headers and I have been working in making them v12.1 friendly.  One of the things we have been struggling with is getting the Worker symbol in the constituent header to appear.  I know that they are held within the local resources of Tessitura but haven't been able to work out their names.  

    In the meantime I have created my very own symbol by putting a very fetching W instead of the brief case.  If the user is a worker then this W will magically appear.  

    I was wondering if any of you guys have managed to insert the worker symbol on to the header?

    Thanks

    Nick

     




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  • Hey Ryan, I am jumping in on this. We too have custom headers and are having trouble getting the worker icon to display. I did update the custom header procedure to include the worker indicator. The procedure returns the results just fine. I added the worker indicator to the infomaker object in the same position. I did what you mentioned using resources\worker.png and I did make sure the IF statement for visibility is valid, but no worker icon still. Any other suggestions?

    Travis

  • Unknown said:

    ... no worker icon still. Any other suggestions?

    You may lack a "p_" object for the worker graphic, i.e. if you look at the sample constituent header, there are a "stack" of overlapping graphics (ind, hhold, org, active, inactive, etc.) in that lefthand location, each with a visibility expression. I don't think that one of these exists for the worker graphic by default (or it didn't in our case). I added one to this stack with the visibility expression Ryan describes above, and voilà... the worker graphic appears for worker constituents.

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  • Unknown said:

    ... no worker icon still. Any other suggestions?

    You may lack a "p_" object for the worker graphic, i.e. if you look at the sample constituent header, there are a "stack" of overlapping graphics (ind, hhold, org, active, inactive, etc.) in that lefthand location, each with a visibility expression. I don't think that one of these exists for the worker graphic by default (or it didn't in our case). I added one to this stack with the visibility expression Ryan describes above, and voilà... the worker graphic appears for worker constituents.

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