Difference between revisions of "SYSCLS PRELOAD CHILDREN"
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Objects having this classification will preload their children when being displayed on the windows client in a child list. | Objects having this classification will preload their children when being displayed on the windows client in a child list. | ||
| + | * This affects the child list item view model's CachedNextLevel member which otherwise has the behavior of displaying the next level children as they are (no active loading); | ||
| + | * This DOES NOT affect the same view model's NextLevel member which actively loads the next level children regardless of this classification; | ||
| + | * The preload/load of the next level children only happens when members or commands related to NextLevel is used in XAML. | ||
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| + | {{Hint|The preload behavior is also subject to the client setting of [[Settings#Content|NextLevelClassificationPreload]].}} | ||
[[Category:Classifications|SYSCLS PRELOAD CHILDREN]] | [[Category:Classifications|SYSCLS PRELOAD CHILDREN]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:36, 22 March 2021
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| Name | SYSCLS_PRELOAD_CHILDREN |
| Inheritance | - |
| Namespace | System.Classification.Presentation |
| ID | {D552577B-CD1A-4479-A9BD-040DFDA8C9BE} |
| Purpose | Classify an object to preload its children |
| Version | 2.6.0+ |
Objects having this classification will preload their children when being displayed on the windows client in a child list.
- This affects the child list item view model's CachedNextLevel member which otherwise has the behavior of displaying the next level children as they are (no active loading);
- This DOES NOT affect the same view model's NextLevel member which actively loads the next level children regardless of this classification;
- The preload/load of the next level children only happens when members or commands related to NextLevel is used in XAML.
 | The preload behavior is also subject to the client setting of NextLevelClassificationPreload. |
