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Change the label of "Done" button in DCT

waikong

Is there a way to modify the label of the "Done" button in the DCT?

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gzevin

Is there a way to modify the label of the "Done" button in the DCT?

is there a way for you provide the version of TeamSite first?

waikong

is there a way for you provide the version of TeamSite first?

Sorry, I always forget to give my TeamSite version, it is TS6.5 SP2

kaalraa

Is there a way to modify the label of the "Done" button in the DCT?

There si no direct way to do, however if you can break away with the frames structure and inline HTML... then it is possible.

Sample Output.xlsx

ISCBorisB

Sorry, I always forget to give my TeamSite version, it is TS6.5 SP2

That's funny. There is no "Done" button in 6.5 DCT.

If you can’t be bothered to ask your questions clearly, why should we bother to pay attention?
(And yes, it's easy to do for "Finish" button if that's what you meant)

waikong

That's funny. There is no "Done" button in 6.5 DCT.

If you can’t be bothered to ask your questions clearly, why should we bother to pay attention?
(And yes, it's easy to do for "Finish" button if that's what you meant)

Maybe we have some misunderstanding here, maybe you are refering to the different version of TeamSite?
According to the screen that I get from TeamSite 6.5 SP2 DCT, the button are labeled with the word "Done". (refer to the screenshot below)

I think the "Finish" button you refering is located at the task form? (refer to the screenshot below)

please correct me if I got it wong Smiley Happy

By the way, what I mean is to change the label of the "Done" button that circuled in the screenshot 1.

Johnny

You can do some cheeky javascript/DOM hacking - but you need to make it clear that it might fail to work from version to version.

You need to look at the structure of the page - what frame and what html structure the "Done" text sits in.

EG

top.bottomframe.getElementById("Done").innerText = "Not Done";

I don't have access to a box right now to give you the exact details so if you have a clue as to what I'm talking about (Javascript DOM manipulation) then you can investigate yourself. Using the web developer toolbar in firefox can certiainly help outline the structure.

I would put a try{} catch{} around it so that if it breaks during an upgrade - it doesn't break the whole page.

Stick it in your init function in your DCT.

kaalraa

One thing to remind off.. if you are using DOM manipulation to change the label of Done button... you have to do the same thing again whenever you updated a version or patch.

ISCBorisB

Maybe we have some misunderstanding here, maybe you are refering to the different version of TeamSite?

Chances are, this "Done" button of yours is already your Project's customization. If that's the case you'll have to find/modify this label yourself.
My guess would be that somebody either modified "Finish" button label or replaced "Finish" button with custom "Done" button altogether.

To underscore my point I've enclosed a screen shot from TeamSite® FormsPublisher Developer’s Guide Release 6.5.
Finish/Cancel buttons and actions behind them are documented in other manuals as well (workflow, customization, etc).
Documented IDs are "iw.base.wizard.finish.button" and "iw.base.wizard.cancel.button"

Johnny

I think there can be two sets of buttons, one for standard and one for proffesional.

The standard interface operates as a wizard and usually has "Next". Maybe if there is no tagging/workflow set up it uses "Done" (or maybe it is "Finish" and it's been changed like it was mentioned above). I don't have access to a box right now to check, but I'm sure the two interfaces can show different buttons.

ISCBorisB

I think there can be two sets of buttons, one for standard and one for proffesional.

The standard interface operates as a wizard and usually has "Next". Maybe if there is no tagging/workflow set up it uses "Done" (or maybe it is "Finish" and it's been changed like it was mentioned above). I don't have access to a box right now to check, but I'm sure the two interfaces can show different buttons.

Interesting thought, thanks for pointing that out. I did only one "standard" 6.5 implementation, do not remember anything but "Next>>" and "Cancel" button

ISCBorisB

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gzevin

Chances are, this "Done" button of yours is already your Project's customization. If that's the case you'll have to find/modify this label yourself.

yep, I would suspect the same thing. AFAIR , Done comes from pre-6 Teamsite