I finally found how to make it work :-) And it seems obious now that I've done it... Modifying the "UI Permissions" text of my Profile Perspective can not change anything if the metaTreeBranch is not a Child of the "Universal Desktop  Default MetaTree - Root MetaTreeNode" Furthermore, it is not necessary to fill the "UI Permissions" text of the Profile Perspective, as it's usefull only if you want to hide a specific metaTreeBranch. Note that the order in which trees appear in this section depends of the order of the link beween your MetaTreeBranch and the concerned Parent MetaTreeNode.   ... View more

Hello,   use the "getClassId" to get the identifier of your metaClass. Then use "getobjectfromid" to retrieve the object :-)   e.g.     msgbox obj1.shortname & " belongs to type " & oRoot.getObjectFromId(obj1.getClassId).name Of course, obj1 et oRoot need to be defined ;-)     Regards,   Lionel ... View more

Hello,   just invert the colors as shown below and it should work ;-)     Regards,   Lionel ... View more

Hello Wwdv (tell me how you pronouce this... ;-)   If you add a metaCommand on an abstract metaClass, you need to set the "Inheritability" attribute on the link between your metaclass and your metaCommand to "1" :     Regards,   Lionel ... View more

Hi Mehdi,   the problem is that the names of your DiagramTypes do not exist in French (except if you created new ones and named them in French :-) The name you are talking about is the french value for the MetaAttributeValue linked to your DiagramType :-) It's a little complicated, but you could, for example, have it like this : \n [Component=DiagramType Id="Diag"] \n [Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"] \n [If="Cardinal>=1"] \n <tr> \n <td>[C="MetaAttributeValue" parentid="Diag"][C="Language" id=lang][CP=Nom If="Value=Français"][CP="Valeur externe" parentid=lang/][/CP][/C][/C]</td> \n <td>[CollectionProperty=Cardinal/]</td> \n <td>[Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Etat objet] = 'EE' And [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"][CollectionProperty=Cardinal/][/Collection]</td> \n <td>[Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Etat objet] = 'EV' And [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"][CollectionProperty=Cardinal/][/Collection]</td> \n <td>[Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Etat objet] = 'PE' And [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"][CollectionProperty=Cardinal/][/Collection]</td> \n <td>[Collection="Select [Diagramme] Where [Etat objet] = 'PM' And [Type de diagramme].[Nom] &name" ParentId="Diag"][CollectionProperty=Cardinal/][/Collection]</td> \n </tr> \n [/If] \n [/Collection] \n [/Component] There might be easier way, but I can't think of one right now :-)   Regards,   Lionel ... View more

Hello, I think you can find your answer here : http://community.mega.com/t5/Technical-Product/HOW-TO-Use-queries-with-variables-in-APIs/m-p/1481/highlight/true#M260   Regards,   Lionel ... View more

Hello,   what does the line 167 correspond to ? (difficult to help you without knowing where the error comes from). If line 167 is the first one of the two you showed us, try to replace "megaEnv" by "oRoot.currentEnvironment" (oRoot needs to be defined ;-), and to replace the name of your macro by a field (in MEGA, right click on your macro and click "Copy" --> Then paste in your script editor)   Set myTrigger = oRoot.CurrentEnvironment.GetMacro("<field for myMacro2>") If the error comes form the second line you showed us, it sounds logical but : - verify you have a sub called "CmdInvoke" in your "myMacro2" - verify in your current macro that Dfd is correctly defined - also try to add "Call"  at the beginning of the line (who knows... ;-) Call myTrigger.CmdInvoke(Ddf,1)   Hope that helps :-)   Regards,   Lionel ... View more

Hello, I think you need to call the macro : oRule = getRoot().getObjectFromID("~bIGR5)c0NrZQ['On Premises' type Applications should have recommended assocations]") oToBeRuled = getRoot().getObjectFromID("~IUnzipl2MzJ)[VSP]") Set myMacro = CurrentEnvironment.getMacro(oRule.getCollection("~d)mXIQv51vy0[Macro d'implementation]").item(1).shortname) Call myMacro.RuleWithReportApply(oToBeRuled, oRule, sParameters, bRuleResult, sErrorReport) print oRule.getProp("Short Name") print oToBeRuled.GetProp("Short Name") print bRuleResult print sErrorReport Regards,   Lionel ... View more

Hello,   Use megaenv.getroot :   objMegaRoot = megaenv.getRoot   Regards,   Lionel ... View more