Customizing table labels

This procedure explains how to customize the text for hyperlinks, buttons, and informational strings displayed in tables. (Tree view table fields do not use label properties.)

To customize table labels

1. Select the appropriate table field.

2. In the Properties tab, set the following label properties.
    Properties that do not apply to the type of table that you are creating do not appear in the Properties tab.
    You can write strings in different languages for localized form views.
    To remove a button, function, or message string, clear the appropriate label value.
   
   Label properties

   Property	Location	Description
   Auto Refresh String	Header	The message that appears when the Alert Refresh Interval in the Web tab of the AR System User Preference form is set to a value greater than 0. This is an informational message only. The presence of this string does not enable or disable auto refresh. For more information, see AR-System-installed-forms.
   Delete Button	Footer	The label for the alert delete button.
   Deselect All	Footer	The label of the hyperlink used to cancel all row selections. To use a select/cancel all check-box column in the table instead of the Select All and Deselect All buttons, see Adding-a-Select-All-or-Cancel-All-check-box-column-to-tables.
   Number of Entries Returned	Header	The message that appears when data is loaded into the table. In forms viewed in a browser, the message is displayed in the table header. You can pass these parameters to this string: {0} Starting row number {1} Ending row number {2} Total number of rows returned {3} Maximum number of rows that can be returned If chunking is not enabled, this field defaults to "{2} entries returned -{3} entries matched". If chunking is enabled, this field defaults to "Showing {2} of {3} results". If content clipping is enabled, these parameters are passed to this string: {0} Starting row number {1} Row number of last visible row {2} Total visible rows {3} Maximum number of rows that can be returned
   Preferences	Header	When a value is entered in this field, a button is added to the table header in a browser. The value becomes the label for the menu or the button. The default value is "Preferences." To disable table column preferences, clear the Preferences field. When this field does not have a value, no preference menu or button appears in the table field, and users cannot set preferences for the table. See Enabling-users-to-customize-columns.
   Read Button	Footer	The label for the button used to mark an alert as read. Available only in a browser.
   Refresh Button	Header	The label for the refresh button. In Mid Tier 6.3.00 and later, the refresh button appears above the table to the right instead of in the footer as in earlier versions.
   Report Button	Footer	The label for the report button.
   Row Header	Body	This property enables developers to specify a column that uniquely identifies the data in a row when a table is displayed in a browser. User assistive technology tools read out the content of the cells in the specified column to provide context for the other data in each row. For the best results, specify the first column in the table.
   Select All	Footer	The label of the hyperlink used to select all rows. To use a select/cancel all check-box column in the table instead of the Select All and Deselect All buttons, see Adding-a-Select-All-or-Cancel-All-check-box-column-to-tables.
   Select Column Label	Body	(Internet Explorer only) The column header that appears above the selection column in Accessibility mode. For all other browsers not in Accessibility mode, this property is ignored at runtime.
   Table Not Loaded String	Header	The message that appears when a table is initially displayed.
   Unread	Footer	The label for the button used to mark an alert as unread. Available only in a browser.

3. Right-click the form, and select Save.