The options on this tab define how the application and its content display.
Title URL – the Web address, or URL, of the captured content.
Help URL – the location of the online help file associated with the application. Click Select to browse for and select the file.
See Chapter 6, “Building Templates” for information on creating help files.
Custom Setup Page – use this option to specify the file path to an alternate setup page that contains whatever validation code you want to write. The default setup page is located in onepage\oembase\windows\setupPage.jsp.
You can create a copy of the default setup page and add custom
validation code near the top of the JavaScript function called doPersonalizeOk<%=windowId%>.
Refresh Interval – the interval at which the application’s content is refreshed. The browser automatically makes a request for the application content when this interval runs down to zero.
The default is Daily, which translates into 1440 minutes.
Specify a pre-configured value either in hours or minutes.
Specify custom values by selecting Add New from the drop-down list. Two additional fields display where you enter the new custom value and select whether that value is in minutes or seconds.
Default Size – this option is available only when Display Within IFrame is not selected. When you unselect Display Within IFrame, you can choose from several predefined heights, or select Add New. When you select Add New, an input field appears where you enter the application height as a numeric value, in pixels. The field accepts only numeric values, for example “200.”
Display Direction – the direction in which the application’s content displays—LTR (left to right) or RTL (right to left).
Display Within IFrame – displays the application in an inline frame that displays inside of another HTML document or displays directly on a page with other elements flowing around it.
Unlike frames created using <FRAMESET> and <FRAME>, <IFRAME>
creates a frame that sits in the middle of a regular nonframed Web
page. <IFRAME> works like <IMG>, only instead of putting a picture
on the page, it puts another Web page on the page.
These two options are available only when Display Within IFrame is selected.
No Popup – enables this application’s links to display inline; that is, links do not display in a separate pop-up window.
Height – the height at which the application displays. You can show all heights, select a preconfigured height, or select Add New to add a new height in pixels.
Editable – whether the application can be edited by users in the roles to view the application.
Show Last Refresh – display the latest refresh image when the application displays.
Alert – schedule or externally trigger application content for processing.
