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Thread: AppConfig editing

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    Richnyc30 is offline Senior Member
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    Default AppConfig editing

    When an AppConfig is opened for editing, it looks as though I could add a second group to the AppConfig. I tried, but nothing was saved. Having two or more groups for AppCpnfigs would help quite a lot.

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    Jao is offline Senior Member
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    Yup, I understand that predicament. But as of now, the store only segregates the AppConfigs using a single group...

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    Richnyc30 is offline Senior Member
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    Default One AppConfig-one group

    It's really hard to keep all the Appconfigs in mind when modifying the site. A spreadsheet of values doesn't seem to exist like the Strings?

    If I want to change the group of an AppConfig, there is no direct method of course?

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    Jao is offline Senior Member
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    Yes, but you do a manual edition... It's a simple SQL script using UPDATE clause and that's it, although, you'll need to do a bulk edition, somewhat like this:
    Code:
    UPDATE AppConfig SET GroupName = 'NewGroupName' WHERE GroupName = 'OldGroupName'
    Hence, for instance, you'd like to alter CUSTOM group to USER-DEFINED, simply run this script using the above format:
    Code:
    UPDATE AppConfig SET GroupName = 'USER-DEFINED' WHERE GroupName = 'CUSTOM'
    and that's it...