Page Comparison

...

1. Editing attributes that are not mapped within the active / default Configuration:
   
   In the following example, if dRofus' Reference value (within the dRofus Panel) is changed from <blank> to "123" and then "Save" is clicked on:
   
   
   
   The next time you view the dRofus Client, you will see this change:
   
   
   
   

2. Editing attributes that are mapped within the active / default Configuration (as dRofus <- Revit):
   
   In the following example, if dRofus' Note value is  value (within the dRofus Panel) is changed from <blank> to "XYZ" and then "Save" is clicked, the update will immediate within the corresponding Revit parameter Type Comments as well as dRofus Client:
   
   
   
   

   Image Added

   
   

   Warning
   title Important
   As Because the mapping of this attribute / parameter is set up as dRofus <- Revit, an alternative method is also available (and it is important that you are aware of this): In the following example, if Revit's Type Comments value is value (within the Revit Properties Panel) is changed from "XYZ" to "ABC" and then "Apply" is clicked on, the update will be made immediately within the corresponding dRofus attribute Note as  (within the dRofus Panel) as well: Please note that this can happen even when the dRofus Panel is switched offhidden. This does not mean that the value for dRofus attribute Room Number has actually changed within dRofus Client. In other words, those fields within the dRofus Panel that have blue arrows next to them simply displays the current values of their (mapped) Revit parameters, and not the actual values of the corresponding dRofus attributes.

   
   

3. Editing attributes that are mapped within the active / default Configuration (as dRofus -> Revit):
   
   In the following example, if dRofus' Budget price value is  value (within the dRofus Panel) is changed from "3,000.00" to "5,000.00" and then "Save" is clicked on, the update will be made immediately within the corresponding Revit parameter Cost (within the Revit Properties Panel) as well:
   
   
   
   

   Warning
   title Important
   As Because the mapping of this attribute / parameter is set up as dRofus -> Revit, changes made within the Revit parameter will NOT affect changes to the corresponding dRofus attribute (and it is important to be aware of this). In the following example, if Revit's Cost value is  value (within the Revit Properties Panel) is changed from "5,000.00" to "7,000.00" and then "Apply" is clicked on, the update will NOT be made within the corresponding dRofus attribute Budget price as (within the dRofus Panel) as follows:

   
   

   
   

   Note
   title Warning
   In the same way that changes within the Revit Properties Panel can be manifested without clicking on "Apply" - for example, if your mouse hovers over another region of your interface (other than the Revit Properties Panel) andengages in some other activity (or even a click for that matter), changes within the dRofus Panel can also be implemented get manifested without clicking on "Save":