Difference between revisions of "Find the Object Type Identifier"

Latest revision as of 22:37, 18 August 2015

To find an object type identifier:

Alternatively:

Note:

For objects that are not listed, see the System Objects page.
The Object Name is typically used as the identifier, because it is human-readable for both System Objects and Custom Objects. Object ID can be used, as well, but it is human-readable only for System Objects.

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-To find the object type identifier for an [[object]]:
+'''To find an object type identifier:'''
-# Click '''Designer > Data & Presentation >  Objects > {object}'''
+# Click '''[[File:GearIcon.png]] > Customization > Objects'''
-# Click the Properties tab to see the object identifiers: '''name''' and '''ID'''.
+# In the '''Display Title''' column, find the object you're looking for.
+# The '''Object Name''' column has the identifier you need.
-{{Note|The '''Object Name''' is typically used as the identifier, because it is human-readable for both {{Type}}s and {{Type|}}s. '''Object ID''' can be used, as well, but it is only human-readable for {{Type}}s.}} <noinclude>
+'''Alternatively:'''
+# Go to '''[[File:GearIcon.png]] > Customization > Objects > {object}'''
+# Click '''Properties'''
+# The object name appears at the top of the page
+{{Note|
+* For objects that are not listed, see the {{Type}}s page.
+* The '''Object Name''' is typically used as the identifier, because it is human-readable for both {{Type}}s and {{Type|}}s. '''Object ID''' can be used, as well, but it is human-readable only for {{Type}}s.}} <noinclude>
 [[Category:Glossary]]
 </noinclude>