Applied Parameters: Context=Project
Summary
This command is used to cancel direct editing of the active Project Template Item, closing the project and all temporary editors, and destroying any temporary files, without releasing any changes made since the original editing session was launched.
Direct editing frees you of the shackles of separate version-controlled source data. You can simply edit a supported Item type using a temporary editor loaded with the latest source direct from the managed content server itself. And once editing is complete, the entity is re-released into a subsequent planned revision of its parent Item, and the temporary editor closed. There are no files on your hard drive, no questioning whether you are working with the correct or latest source, and no having to maintain separate version control software. The managed content server handles it all, with the highest integrity, and in a manner that greatly expedites changes to your data.
While you can still create source files under your control, the freedom offered through direct editing takes this variable out of the equation, so-to-speak. The managed content server becomes both source and target for design data, allowing you to access and edit the secure (and latest!) source, without the headache of managing two sets of data.
Access
This command is accessed by right-clicking over the entry for the project template - in the Projects panel - and choosing the Cancel Edit command from the context menu.
Use
After launching the command, a dialog will appear asking for confirmation to discard all changes and cancel editing of the document. Click Yes to do so. The project, and all temporary editors will be closed. Any temporary files (used purely to facilitate the editing) will be deleted, with their entry removed from the Projects panel.
