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Configuring Siebel Open UI > Overview of Siebel Open UI > About Using This Book > How This Book Indicates Computer Code and VariablesComputer font indicates a value that you enter or text that Siebel CRM displays. For example: Italic text indicates a variable value. For example, the n and the method_name in the following syntax description are variables: The following is an example of this code: You can write some code as a literal or a variable. For example, the Home method sets a record in the current set of records as the active row. It uses the following syntax: You can use busComp as a literal or a variable. If you declare busComp as a variable in some other section of code, and if it contains a value of Account when you use the Home method, then Home sets a record in the Account business component as the active record. You can also use the following code, which also sets a record in the Account business component as the active record: The code examples in this book use standard JavaScript and HTML format for uppercase and lowercase characters. It is recommended that you use the following case sensitivity rules that this book uses:
The following example is valid: function RecycleBinPModel(){ The following example is not valid. Bold font indicates the code that is not valid: function Recyclebinpmodel(){ |
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