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Overview

For programs the utilized environmental projects it is often necessary to add a physical relationship between applications and the projects themselves to aids with reporting and document template needs. Users now have the capability to select a application and associated it with a master project. This has proven to be beneficial for programs that deal with Storage Tanks, Brownfields, and Dry Cleaners as they tend to utilize environmental projects.

How to Associate an Application

From the Master Project Details screen, add a new "Applications" tab.

User sees a list of application(s) (zero or more) already associated with the master project. In the right column of the list, the user sees an "Unlink" icon. Upon clicking this for a record, a dialog displays which reads "Unlink Application?" Selecting Yes will remove the association.

User clicks "Select Application to Link" which opens a list of the site's applications, with a checkbox column on the left to use to select the record(s) to link. User clicks "Save" to save the linked record(s), or Cancel to exit..

Bullet Points

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Use of Macros

Code Block Example

Use the "Code Block" macro when including sample of code in the help documentation. 

<<foreach [ permit in permits.OrderBy(e => e.permitNum)]>><</foreach>>

Table Example

Use tables to organize lists and columns of data.

ID

Description

Notes

PRMT_ID

Permit ID

Use this tag on a form control when integrating with nCORE

SITE_NAME

Site Name

Use this tag on a form control when integrating with nCORE

Info Macro

Use the "Info" macro for important or additional pieces of information that should be called out in the help page.

Tip Macro

Use the "tip" macro for helpful tips and tricks.

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