Indicators Disappeared

[Ann Marie DeNeen]

Hello,

We recently rebuilt our SharePoint Farms and after this, the columns within
one of our views disappeared but they still show as displayed fields within
Edit View of this view? Any comments?

 

[Gary L. Chefetz]

Ann Marie:

You aren't providing enough information behind "We recently rebuilt our
SharePoint Farms" for that tidbit to be useful, so try this. Open each
project, hit the F9 key to recalculate the project, then publish the
project. This should restore the graphical indicators in both project and
pwa. If this works, it indicates that you may not have a system with any of
the more recent updates installed. If it doesn't work then it would indicate
some other problem. If the problem persists, you need to be much more
forthcoming with your information and need to be much more specific about
things like the aforementioned SharePoint rebuild and "one of our views."
Information like what type of view and which application the view is in,
would be essential information.

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[Ann Marie DeNeen]

Hi Gary,

The view is within Project Server and it is a view created for all projects.
It lists all the fields we require project mangers to fill in when they
publish a project. We had graphical indicators on all of these fields and
they are still listed within the "edit view" mode as "displayed fields" but
they are not showing up any longer when we choose that view? I hope that
explains it a little better.

 

[Gary L. Chefetz]

What happened when you tried my first suggestion?

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[Ann Marie DeNeen]

Hello, That would mean republishing ~ 50 projects by project managers all
over the world so it will take a while but we can try it? Thanks.

 

[Gary L. Chefetz]

Ann Marie:

It certainly would take less time to try it one project than it takes to
reply to a ng post.<g> If you find the time to do it, post back so we can
guide you further.

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Gary L. Chefetz, MVP
MSProjectExperts
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Project Server Training: http://www.projectservertraining.com
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