*Updated 19th September, 2017.
The following issue has been resolved after testing in Revit 2018.1.
In Revit 2015, I have a view list sorted by a custom parameter we use for our Project browser sorting. All the views are sorted by there intended sheet series. ie: 100 Series Plans, 200 Series RCP etc etc.
The following issue has been resolved after testing in Revit 2018.1.
In Revit 2015, I have a view list sorted by a custom parameter we use for our Project browser sorting. All the views are sorted by there intended sheet series. ie: 100 Series Plans, 200 Series RCP etc etc.
Some of the plans have dependent views. (We'll come back to this
point shortly)
The other day I went through the process of renaming the 'sorting
parameter' due to project scope changing. Fairly simple process as most views
have view templates so I simply updated the parameter and all the views
reconfigured themselves under the correct browser sorting names. ie: '100
Series Plans' changed to '1000 Series GA Plans'
BUT... when i went to the schedule view list which sorts by this
parameter, I noticed some views were still using previous sorting names. eg: '100
Series Plans' was still being used by some views, even though the heading did not appear in the Project browser! I realised the culprit views
were infact the dependent views!
The parent view had the correct sorting
name displayed as assigned by the view template, but this did not update the
dependent views.
Parent View - Correct! Dependent View - Incorrect!
This seems to occur because the dependent views were created after
a view template was assigned to the parent view. Therefore the dependent view
takes the same information. If you create a dependent view first, then assign
the view template to the parent view, the dependent view doesn't update the
sorting parameter.
This is quirky little thing, but there is a problem because the only way it appears you can fix this is to remove the view template
from the dependent view, then manually update the parameter to the correct
sorting title information, then reapply the view template. This is the only way I have managed to rectify what my schedule view list is displaying and to truly remove the old sorting names from the project.
I'll keep you posted if I find a solution!
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