richardz
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Removing MaintenanceTypeDlg

Is there a way to remove MaintenanceTypeDlg from the maintenance sequence? The delete function is disabled. If it cannot be deleted, is there a way to cut the repair icon/button? The cut function is disabled. If I use the default theme I can hide it by setting visible to false. If I apply a theme the visible property seems to be ignored.
Dan
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Re: Removing MaintenanceTypeDlg

Hello,

The MaintenanceTypeDlg cannot be removed from the Maintenance sequence but it can be easily edited in the Dialogs page. You can remove the labels and hide the repair button( set Visible attribute to false from Properties left pane ).

Please let us know if that helped.

Best regards,
Dan
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richardz
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Re: Removing MaintenanceTypeDlg

In my project the repair button was visible even though the property was set to false. I then changed themes, which looks to reset all dialogs and re-insert the deleted ones. I set the visible property to false and this time the repair button was not visible. Went back to my original theme and all worked as expected. I couldn't begin to tell you the steps I made to have a visible repair button in spite of the property setting.
Dan
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Re: Removing MaintenanceTypeDlg

Hello,
I then changed themes, which looks to reset all dialogs and re-insert the deleted ones.
This is the default behavior, when changing the theme the custom dialogs are reset because each theme comes with its own recommended default dialogs and a dialog can have specific settings depending the theme. Also, you get a warning when change the theme as it can see in the bellow attachment:
Changing Theme -warning.png
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If you have other questions, please let us know.

Best regards,
Dan
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