re: Localizing Forms – Service Request Example

Georges Mouawad — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 10:57:48 GMT

Dear Travis,

I’m trying to create like an action log ( on SCSM 2010 ) .. I want to show the text written in a textbox into a log … but the data is not saved in the database ..

I want to know what is the link which can connect the textbox into the log and the record in the log with the database

thank you

Best Regards

re: Localizing Forms – Service Request Example

Kris Senden — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 13:56:08 GMT

I've done everything like it is explained in this blogpost but my custom form is not localized and it always uses the FallbackValue of the binding for displaying strings. Am I missing something?

Also, in my custom form I am displaying several message boxes, is there anyway I can use a DisplayString defined in the management pack to display on the message box?

For reference in the managment pack I have the following:

...

<Forms>

<FormString ID="Form_Title">$MPElement[Name="Form_Caption"]$</FormString>

...

</FormStrings>

</Form>

</Forms>

...

...

</StringResources>

</Presentation>

<Name>Registered efforst for incident {0}</Name>

</DisplayString>

...

</DisplayStrings>

</LanguagePack>

<Name>Geregistreerde prestatues voor incident {0}</Name>

</DisplayString>

...

</DisplayStrings>

</LanguagePack>

</LanguagePacks>

...

In my custom form I have the following:

<Window.Title>

</Window.Title>

When I open my form (inside service manager), the form's title is [Registered efforts for incident {0}], which is the FallbackValue.