Change wording of Error Messages and search button

Hi,I want to change the wordings of Livelink Error Messages to self-defined ones and word "go" in search button1. Change the wordings in Livelink error and in the message box after clicking "show details" Such as:Livelink Error: Error fetching item. [Invalid node specified.] Show Details:Error StackE662241283:Read Accessibility error. Not Enough permissions.:2. Change word "go" in search button to other. How to set "WebNode_HTMLLabel.SearchButtonLabel" ?Pls advise. Many Thanks,Sunny

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Donna Nalls

Hi Sunny,If you want to overwrite the value of the searchbuttonlabel xlate, you can do so by adding the following to your module's Root.StartUp method:$Kernel.XLateUtils.SetXLation('WebNode_HTMLLabel', 'SearchButtonLabel', 'Your New Value')As far as re-defining an error message, I have not done this personally, so I can't tell you definitively. You may try using the Error.Define() method to overwrite the original definition. Look at the Error Class Methods in Builder Help. Regards,Donna

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Sunny,

Just to confirm, this works for all LL xlate strings including errors. We delivered such a customisation as part of a large solution to a customer - it provided overrides of a number of strings including error messages.

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Andrew

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Hi Sunny,		Posted by dnalls (Nalls, Donna) on 05/24/2004 09:28 AM
In reply to: Change wording of Error Messages and search button		Posted by MTRCAdmin (Ma, Richard) on 05/21/2004 04:36 AM

Hi Sunny,

If you want to overwrite the value of the searchbuttonlabel xlate, you can do so by adding the following to your module's Root.StartUp method:

$Kernel.XLateUtils.SetXLation('WebNode_HTMLLabel', 'SearchButtonLabel', 'Your New Value')

As far as re-defining an error message, I have not done this personally, so I can't tell you definitively. You may try using the Error.Define() method to overwrite the original definition. Look at the Error Class Methods in Builder Help.

Regards,
Donna