Contents Lists for Advisor

You can manage the display of the contents list in the Application UI Definition file or a Pageset UI Definition file. For more information, see Chapter 13, "Customizing the UI of Advisor Pages." You can use the contents list table to define the hierarchy and links of the contents list entries in the application. To define other HTML properties, such as background color or the images used for bullets, use the cascading style sheet, located at \pg\onlink.css, that defines the look and feel of the contents list.

You can manage the display of the contents list in the Application UI Definition file or a Pageset UI Definition file. For more information, see Chapter 13, "Customizing the UI of Advisor Pages." You can use the contents list table to define the hierarchy and links of the contents list entries in the application. To define other HTML properties, such as background color or the images used for bullets, use the cascading style sheet, located at \pg\onlink.css, that defines the look and feel of the contents list.

You can use the contents list (prodlistdata) as a high-level index from which your application references a number of projects and pagesets. For example, you may use the default project to contain only the default contents list, which acts as a root list that links to other projects and contents lists. The default project and contents list files are located in the ISSRUN\CDAPROJECTS\ENU directory on the server on which you installed Advisor. Whether or not you use them, do not delete the default project and its contents list.