Hi all
I have created a view and in the postopen event, I have an @setviewinfo formula to show documents in the required categories. - it works fine.
The view is opened from an outline embedded on a page, using the named element method. Again this works fine.
The problem comes when I choose another outline entry which opens another view in the same way. The result is an empty view (presumably because it is still trying to filter the documents). It is not until I switch to an embedded view which shows all documents that all my views display correctly - until again I open the one with the @setviewinfo.
Any suggestions would be most welcome.
Thank you 
Subject: How about…
Well, I haven’t tried this, but what if you use an @SetViewInfo with an empty string (“”) in the other links in your outline right before you open the view? This would “reset” the SetViewInfo filter, and maybe it would allow the other view to show all the data.
Just a stab, but may work…
Rocky Oliver
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Subject: mmmm
Hi Rocky
Your suggestion works so thanks. But is it correct that if I set a filter for a view, that it affects all my other views? It seems a bit daft that it doesn’t cancel when the view is switched or closed. Fortunately I only have 5 entries in my outline to reprogram, otherwise it could have been a long winded exercise…
Thanks again
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