You can ignore or remove the <META> tags at the beginning of the file.
These are used in generating the Index. Otherwise, you can edit this
file as you would any other standard HTML file.
Editing an existing Help topic Open the _b.html, edit it, and save your work.
Replacing a context-sensitive Help topic You can replace a context-sensitive Help topic by linking to a different topic, which can be either
another topic in the existing Help system or one that you write yourself. The mechanism for
replacing the link varies, depending on whether the associated JSP is a pop-up or not. For a pop-
up, edit the jsp:param name “helpPage” attribute in the JSP. For example, if you want to change
the link for context-sensitive Help for the Preferences dialog box, change sh_preferences.html to
some other HTML file in the directory identified by the relative path student/ in preferences.jsp:
<%--
preference.jsp
Description:
Allows users to modify their preferences
--%>
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/tld/Struts-html.tld" prefix="html" %>
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/tld/lms.tld" prefix="lms" %>
<jsp:include page="popupHeader.jsp" flush="true">
<jsp:param name="messageKey" value="toolbar.preferences"/>
<jsp:param name="header" value="toolbar.preferences"/>
<jsp:param name="helpPage" value="student/sh_preferences.html"/>
</jsp:include>
<lms:form action="/prefSubmit.do">
<%--
For JSPs that aren’t pop-ups, edit the <helpPage> attribute of the description of the JSP in
Navigation.xml. For example, you might replace the context-sensitive help topic for the Student
Home page, sh_usinghome.html with some other HTML file in the directory identified by the
relative path student/:
- <module>
<name>studenthome</name>
<target>/studentHome.do</target>
<content>studentHomeWelcome.jsp</content>
<label>navigationTab.studentHome</label>
<title>navigationTab.studentHome</title>
<permissions>Home_Module</permissions>
<helpPage>student/sh_usinghome.html</helpPage>
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