Sorry John for not getting back earlier.
I assume you are talking about the other guy's project and not your own.
No actually, I'm talking about my own. We receive title blocks from multiple Architects & need to implement them into our sheets. These title blocks are just ... basic title blocks with the Architects logo, sheet name, number, project name, address, etc.
What I am trying to do is put our companies logo onto the title block & then insert the title block into my project. This way when all of the sheets are printed, the structural sheets will show our companies logo on them.
So what I'm trying to simplify is the accessing of several places to edit project information, or trying to condense the access to one location, the Project Information Dialog box.
When I access the Project Information Dialog box, I should be seeing the Project Number parameter under the Other parameter grouping. It is a default parameter built into Revit. This parameter is used by the Architect so the Architects number will be something like 15108C.
So I'm creating a shared parameter that appears in the Project Information Dialog box for our companies project number that will read 039.0148, our project. This shared parameter is also in our logo. It is not shared outside of the office because no one out there will use it, it's all internal.
So as described, putting my shared parameter on the Architects title block & inserting it into my project, the parameter is filled with my project number. The weird thing is when this same parameter is inserted in our logo (just like inserting it into the ttb) & inserting the logo directly into the project (just like the ttb), the logo does not show the project number but the ttb does show it.
Then, just like a nested family, if the parameter is inserted into the logo (level 1 nest) & the logo is inserted into the ttb (level 2 nest), then the ttb is inserted into the project, if the nesting is set correctly, the project number should show in the Project Information Dialog box & in the Logo on the Architects title block. So it'll be a one-time, set-&-forget parameter that is used when the user is filling in the Project Information dialog. I just have to make it work.
