Rag.
The configuration is held in XML files so if you are using AdminConsole then it is creating and modifying XML behind the scenes. I personally find it easier to see the structure and relationship in the XML files. The AdminConsole hides that detail from you so it can make it difficult (probably impossible in some cases) to determine what is going on when you have an issue in creating customised areas of configuration.
If I understand you correctly you are saying that you have created a brand new view.
- What files exactly have you added to the .delta of the build?
- Can you follow the configuration in each file to confirm they link to one another as you would expect?You say you "Tried to create linked view detail but missing the new template which we have added in xsl files". This suggests that you didn't create the Linked Detail? If you didn't then that could explain why it isn't working - none of the files are optional.
- I'm afraid I don't understand how you are missing a template if you also say you have added it? Are you confident that you added it to the right place?
- You say that you are "still unable to get the details in Org unit boxes". Are you getting any fields into your view at all? Do you get any box drawn at all or just the relationship lines? Do you get any error messages on the screen or in the log file?
In terms of getting position boxes inside of org unit boxes - that seems illogical. You can expand an org unit to see the positions beneath it in the (position based) org structure hierarchy. If you want to get position information (i.e. the fields rather than the box) into an org unit box, then look at the org unit manager view as this pulls in org unit manager position information.
Regards,
Stephen.