A 'Find Widgets' option

[Dean Roddey]

You can't use just the name itself. If it's something else in the same scope (folder) do it as .\800_HouseLights. So the rules are the same basically as how they work in Windows.

.\xxx - something else in the same scope
..\xxx - Something in the scope above the current one

And combinations thereof, so:

..\..\Common\xxx

Something up two scopes and down into a Common scope, or:

.\Common\xxx

Something in a Common scope beneath the current scope.

[znelbok]

I cant get this to work

The passed interface template path was not fully qualified. Path=.\800_HouseLights

That was with an action LoadNewTemplate(.\800_HouseLights).

I then remembered that the \ needs to be escaped so I changed that to .\\800_HoueLights and it still reports the same issue as above.

Are you sure this is actually working?

[Dean Roddey]

You can't use it to load the main template. That has to be a full path, so that may be what you seeing. It's for doing everything after that, for popups and overlay loading and all of that. Since the initial base template always has to be a full path, since there's nothing initially loaded, I didn't support it in that case.

Though, I guess if you are doing full reloads of the whole screen, instead of using an overlay and keeping the main template fixed, that you would want to use that same command, but it wouldn't work for that reason. It's supported for all the other stuff that loads overlays and invokes popups and such.

Are you trying to reload the entire main template?

[znelbok]

Yes, reloading the whole template. That will be exactly why its not working and I can work with that - its the lack of understanding that causes the problem. I did find that loading an overlay does not require the .\ Just putting the template name worked fine.

[Dean Roddey]

I'd use the .\ anyway, just to be conservative.