Dear community members,
I would like to find out whether a document contains revisions which were applied using the TQA function.
Looking at the API documentation, it looks as if the information about TQA revision is only visible at the segment level. Is there any way to find if a document contains TQA revisions without having to transverse the whole document segment by segment?
Thank you in advance for your support.
Regards,
Laurent
Hi Laurent Pierret , you can access this information from IDisplayFilterRowInfo, but you would need to implement your own custom IDisplayFilter, which is actually quite easy; make reference to Implementing filtering capabilities to your Display Filter
You can then apply yr custom filter (e.g. with no filter criteria), you can then recover this information from: ContainsRevisions, ContainsTQAs
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bool ContainsRevisions { get; }
bool ContainsTQAs { get; }
Dear Patrick Andrew Hartnett ,
Thank you for your reply. This is an interesting solution and I will investigate it. I have never implemented filters so far. Can I also apply a filter programmatically? I would apply the filter on the closing event of the document and then implement some logic if the filter returns one or more segments. Is it possible at all?
Thank you for your support.
Regards, Laurent
Ciao Laurent Pierret , exactly like that, you can call the action to apply filter on the active document.
Example:
ActiveDocument.ApplyFilterOnSegments(new DisplayFilter(filterSettings););
Ciao Laurent Pierret , exactly like that, you can call the action to apply filter on the active document.
Example:
ActiveDocument.ApplyFilterOnSegments(new DisplayFilter(filterSettings););
Hi Patrick Andrew Hartnett , great. Thank you, I will have a look as soon as I have a bit of time and I will update this thread.