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Project Attributes

Modified on Fri, 28 Jun at 1:01 PM

Introduction

Projects can be used in several different ways, e.g. to split up data In seasons or to separate different brands or to use as client model if used at a service provider. Project Attributes are used to add information specific to your use case, e.g. season related information or client related informaion.


Pre-requisite

In order to use the project module, you must have that module available. Please contact your local ProStudio administrator or Profoto to check how to get access to this module.

 

Adding Project Attributes

Adding an Project Attribute is as simple as with any other configuration in ProStudio. You simply do the following steps:

  1. Go to the "Settings/Advanced"
  2. Select "Project Attribute"
  3. Click "Add new attribute"
  4. Fill in the fields
  5. Click "Save"

 

Filelds to till in

The configuration gives you some options to fill in and these are: 

  1. Name
  2. Type
  3. Enabled
  4. Required
  5. Show attribute in List
  6. Sort Order

 

Name is simply what you want to call the attribute, we recommend you call it something that is easy to understand in your operation

Type: is what type of attribute it is, and this is depending on the usage. You may choose between:

  • Text
  • Integer
  • Numeric
  • Text area
  • Tags
  • List
  • Bolean
  • Date
  • User


Enabled is simply to say weather this is in use or not

Required is used to say weather this field in required or not

Show attribute in list view is used to indicate weather this attribute should be visible in the Asset listing

Sort Order is used if you have many attributes in the list and you want to determine the order that they are displayed


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