After uploading a Web Standalone from Enscape 4.18.2 (using Revit), I renamed the web standalone. But Revit does not show the new name. Is this expected behavior?
Hi @colin_mccroskey,
If I recall correctly, the Webstanalone name in our Upload Management and in Chaos Cloud isn’t the same from the start.
The Webstandalone name should be a string of characters and numbers, and in Chaos Cloud, this should be the Project name, with the date and time it was created.
Do you have a different experience? If so, could you send some screenshots for context?
I guess that’s the main problem: if I can rename something on the web, why doesn’t the name change transmit back to Revit? Now I have a number of projects on the web with names that don’t match what I see in Revit “Upload Management.” Luckily I remember the filenames the Chaos projects originally came from, so I can find the web standalones after some digging.
Separately, the web standalones in Revit are named as randomly-assigned text strings, while on the web I can rename to actually make sense to someone else. But there is no way to associate the random-text-string-name I see in Revit with the logically-renamed-web-standalones I see online.
Why?
Apologies for the late reply.
This is because the Upload Management is from our old system, which is not available anymore in our newer 4.19+ versions. The new system (Cloud Collaboration) was not able to communicate this back to the old system.