Status.htm

Jul 10, 2007 4 Replies
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Hello,



I have been trying to learn how to change the Status.htm and have some luck but not enough. I was able to change the default status.htm display fields but can't figure out how to change the labels. Here is what I have before I made changes to the status.htm. This applies to when I pull up a Customer in RMS.



The heading for line one is "Member Group" (Custom Caption 1) The heading for line one is "Member Status" (Custom Caption 2) and so on for the next 2 lines.



I changed the data fields to show "First Name" on line one but the heading still shows "Member Group" not Customer Name/Member Name. Same goes for line



2,3,4. Data fields are as I wish but headings are not.

Anyone know how I would change these Headings? Also, how many columns can we have across the status.htm? Is this hard to achieve?



Thanks and sorry if this is not so clear. First time poster.



John


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Go into SO Manager, File/Configuration. Click the "Captions" button. Change the Captions for the Customer Custom fields. Status.HTM should be pulling it's labels from there.

Glenn Adams Tiber Creek C> Hello,

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Thanks Glenn for the help. I think my post wasn't very clear and I'm sorry for that. The Status.htm is using my "custom" captions which I did change from where you said to already. Below is what I did:

So as you can see the fields that show up, to the right of the description, are First & Last Name, my custom date1 and custom text1. But the fields, headings, to the left still show those custom captions I changed from the SO Manager, configuration, etc.

Thanks again for the help anyway!

John

"Glenn Adams [MVP - Retail Mgmt]" wrote:

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The Captions are being set in the bit of code just above what you have changed:

txtCustomLabel1.innerText QSRules.CustomCaptions.FindCaption(customcaptionCustomerText1) & ":" txtCustomLabel2.innerText QSRules.CustomCaptions.FindCaption(customcaptionCustomerText2) & ":" txtCustomLabel3.innerText QSRules.CustomCaptions.FindCaption(customcaptionCustomerText3) & ":" txtCustomLabel4.innerText QSRules.CustomCaptions.FindCaption(customcaptionCustomerText4) & ":"

(Sorry for the word wrap)

txtCustomLabel1.innerText = "First Name:" txtCustomLabel2.innerText = "Last Name:" txtCustomLabel3.innerText = QSRules.CustomCaptions.FindCaption(11) & ":" txtCustomLabel4.innerText QSRules.CustomCaptions.FindCaption(customcaptionCustomerText1) & ":"

FindCaption() uses an integer value to lookup a caption from the CustomCaption Table. Number 11 should be CustomDate1. If you like you can declare a variable near the top of the function (Look for "Dim customcaption" and you will see examples).

I think that's what you are looking for...

Glenn Adams Tiber Creek C> Thanks Glenn for the help. I think my post wasn't very clear and I'm sorry

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Glenn I can't thank you enough!! I got it and have spent the last couple of hours fine tuning it the way I wanted. Thank you so much for your help. I only hope that I might someday repay you.

John

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