Restrict replace file on certain class

Hello,

There isn't any solution for this?

Joonas Linkola Craig Hawker

I don't think I've ever tested this myself.  I have taken a look at the UIX documentation and I can't see that there's an event that would fire in this case.  Perhaps one of the built-in events would fire (like replace with file), but the documentation doesn't indicate that you would be able to access information about the new file this way.

I personally can't see a way forward here.

In general terms, though, if you can trap the event and get at the source file data (and drop target) then theoretically you should be able to cancel the "standard" event and show the "new object" metadata card using any combination of properties and source files that you want.  I just don't see how you can collate that information.

I don't think I've ever tested this myself.  I have taken a look at the UIX documentation and I can't see that there's an event that would fire in this case.  Perhaps one of the built-in events would fire (like replace with file), but the documentation doesn't indicate that you would be able to access information about the new file this way.

I personally can't see a way forward here.

In general terms, though, if you can trap the event and get at the source file data (and drop target) then theoretically you should be able to cancel the "standard" event and show the "new object" metadata card using any combination of properties and source files that you want.  I just don't see how you can collate that information.

Ok Craig.

Thank you!