text.properties Definitions

The text.properties file is located on your web server, in the Unanet installation directory, in a subdirectory called properties.  This page addresses the following topics:


Property Setting Syntax

When defining your parameters, enter the parameter name (exactly as spelled --- cutting and pasting from this page is recommended), followed by the equals symbol ("="), and your overriding value with no spaces between the property and the equal sign -- or the equal sign and the beginning of the property value.   Also, the parameter names and values are case sensitive unless otherwise noted.  

For example, if setting the timesheet footer option to "Hello", you would enter:  

timesheet.printview.footer.exempt=Hello   

Do not enter as:  

timesheet.printview.footer.exempt = Hello        <==== incorrect

timesheet.printview.footer.exempt = HELLO    <==== incorrect

timesheet.printview.footer.exempt = hello        <==== incorrect


 

Text.properties

 

The table below contain a listing of all published text properties.

Parameter Name Description Default Value
timesheet.printview.footer.exempt This property can be used to create a customized printable version of the Timesheet for exempt users. If this property is set, a new button PrintView will appear at the bottom of the editable and preview versions of the timesheet. By clicking this button, the user will access the customized printable view. This new view will contain the user's name, time period,  hours, and comments section of the timesheet. The remaining sections in the standard preview timesheet will be suppressed (including the approval history, and footer status) and replaced with the contents of this property.

This property can be found and set in the text.properties file. This property can be set to any string that does not contain new line characters. The contents of the string may include HTML formatting. Click here for an example.
<blank>
timesheet.printview.footer.nonexempt This property is exactly like the property above, except is will show up for non-exempt users. <blank>
timesheet.printview.footer.nonemployee This property is exactly like the property above, except is will show up for non-employee users. <blank>
timesheet.edit.footer.exempt This property can be used to include a customized statement on the actual editable timesheet.  This particular property is for exempt users.  The value can be a simple text string, or a text string containing embedded HTML format tags.  See the  Print View example from above which has a similar html formatting example. <blank>

 

timesheet.edit.footer.nonexempt This property is exactly like the property above, except is will show up for non-exempt users.  

<blank>

 
timesheet.edit.footer.nonemployee This property is exactly like the property above, except is will show up for non-employee users. <blank>
timesheet.submit.confirm.exempt This property can be used to include a customized confirmation dialog box when submitting a timesheet.  The value should be a simple text string.  The only formatting that is allowed is for forced line breaks.  A forced line break can be requested by entering an escaped new line; i.e., "\\n".  This property can be set per user classification -- this one is for exempt users.    

<blank>

 
timesheet.submit.confirm.nonexempt This property is exactly like the property above, except is will show up for non-exempt users. <blank>
timesheet.submit.confirm.nonemployee This property is exactly like the property above, except is will show up for non-employee users. <blank>

Click here to see the unanet.properties definitions.

 

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