Hi Tim,
I don't think such a feature to make this class explicit exists right
now. The closest thing is the button "Show classes with customized
forms..." in the Form Layout tab - this at least shows you all form
definitions. Then search for all files that have a .tbc file. You could
even do a text search across all .tbc files for the class name.
HTH
Holger
On 3/27/2012 5:04, Tim Smith wrote:
I have a class that has a custom form defined in TBC. When I look at
the Form Layout tab for the class it states:
"The layout of this class is defined in an imported config file or in
the system default layout"
How do I get TBC to tell me what form definition is being used (i.e.
in which file is it defined)? I know it is not the default.
Thanks,
Tim
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