Propagation of object wizard changes to derived objects

Most changes made to an Object Wizard propagate through the object hierarchy to all objects derived from the Wizard. Examples of changes that are propagated include:

• Adding, editing, renaming, changing the order of, or deleting Choice Groups, Choices, or Options.

• Adding, removing, or modifying an association (attribute, graphic, or script) with a Choice or Option.

• Changing the default state (setting) of an Option.

• Changing the visibility setting of a Choice or Option.

• Changing the default value or visibility setting of an attribute or graphic associated with a Choice or Option.

• Changing the visibility setting of a value in the Settings pane.

  Important: With the exception of the first two items in the above list, changes DO NOT propagate to derived templates if the setting is marked as overridden in the derived template.