the PUIWRKSPLF CMD handles most of our needs but unfortunately it does not fit in our design.
Also a possibility to change the displayed languages is missing.
Is it planned that we will be able to customize the PUIWRKSPLF screen in the future?
Or does someone from the community have a free, customize able solution in use?
Customize PUIWRKSPLF Screen
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Re: Customize PUIWRKSPLF Screen
Contact our Support department at support@profoundlogic.com and we can discuss a custom solution for you.
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Re: Customize PUIWRKSPLF Screen
Hi Torsten,
you can "manipulate" the screen with javascript in your genie skin or in other .js files.
First we detected the "PUIWRKSPLF" screen with the class name (document.getElementsByClassName("puiwrksplf-grid")) and also with the ID of the grid (document.getElementById("ListSfl")). (You can also use other parts of the screen. Use the developer tools of your browser to get the information you need.)
Then we madesome changes to the subfile, with the "applyProperty" function.
But keep in mind if Profound make changes to the screen you have to change the code again.
For us it works this way. Hope this helps.
David
you can "manipulate" the screen with javascript in your genie skin or in other .js files.
First we detected the "PUIWRKSPLF" screen with the class name (document.getElementsByClassName("puiwrksplf-grid")) and also with the ID of the grid (document.getElementById("ListSfl")). (You can also use other parts of the screen. Use the developer tools of your browser to get the information you need.)
Then we madesome changes to the subfile, with the "applyProperty" function.
But keep in mind if Profound make changes to the screen you have to change the code again.
For us it works this way. Hope this helps.
David
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