Labels

Introduction

Starting with CM version 6.10, it is possible to manipulate labels which are displayed on the GUI, i.e. in the Web Client. In this way, you, as an administrator, can customize the graphical user interface according to your company's requirements concerning terminology and/or Corporate Design.

Currently, the configuration is possible for terms which concern the CM.Resource Pool. In future CM versions, more adaptations will be possible.

Configuring Labels Using the Admin Tool

In the Admin Tool, labels are configured on the navigation item Labels in the navigation group Global Configuration.

Figure 192: ConSol CM Admin Tool - Label configuration

The following labels are currently available:

Label

GUI location

cmweb.rp.resource.base

Header for Resource Page and for the table column (search results, resource type page) of the resource.

cmweb.rp.resource.new

Header on Create Resource form.

cmweb.rp.resource.plural

Expression for more than one resource, e.g. on the Resource Pool Dashboard, in Search or create Resources section or tab on the Detailed Search page.

cmweb.rp.resource.to

Entry in context menu which leads to the resource, default Jump to resource.

cmweb.rp.resource_pool.base

Entry in main menu.

cmweb.rp.resource_relation.base

Expression for resource relation.

cmweb.rp.resource_type.base

Expression for Resource Type, e.g. on Detail Search page for resources .

For CM Programmers: Defining Labels for Messages

You can also use Labels to define error or information messages which should be displayed in the Web Client in certain situations. In this way, you do not have to use only standard CM properties but you can define very specific messages. The following three figures provide an example.

Figure 193: ConSol CM Admin Tool - System-specific label used for an error message, 1: Label definition

Figure 194: ConSol CM Admin Tool - System-specific label used for an error message, 2: Script where the label is referenced

Figure 195: ConSol CM Web Client - System-specific label used for an error message, 3: Display in the Web Client