If you change a table's display name with the TableDisplay attribute, the name of the folder used for a custom page is also changed.

Are you saying that this is the way it is or are you asking if this is the way it is?

That's the way it works today. I'm not sure whether it is suppose to be that way.

No, it's not supposed to, and as far as I can see it isn't.  e.g. I have:

[DisplayName("My product table")]
public partial class Product {}

And my custom pages still go into DynamicData/CustomPages/Products.  Can you give more details about the exact scenario you are trying?

thanks,
David

The table name is: "RemoteCycleRows"

To get the custom page to work, I had to rename the folder from "RemoteCycleRows" to  "DynamicData\CustomPages\Remote Cycles"

[MetadataType(typeof(RemoteCycleRow_Metadata))]
public partial class RemoteCycleRow {
}

[TableName("Remote Cycles")]
[DisplayColumn("BoxRow")]
public class RemoteCycleRow_Metadata
{
 stuff here   
}

Let me know if you need anything else.

Tommy

David, I see that my original post referred to the TableName attribute as TableDisplay attribute. That probably caused some confusion.

Tommy

Ah yes, then that is by design: TableName changes the basic table name for DynamicData and affects the folder name (and the URL's).  Then their is DisplayName which affects the 'friendly name' for the table.

David

Perfect, I should have been using DisplayName not TableName all along.

It works exactly like you said.

Tommy