Display

.css files

First introduced in version 5.4.3: Using the property ipim.web.site.style.file it is possible to integrate external .css files. The property can take a list of .css files, that will be added as <style> tags to the index.html file.

Display of variant and item descriptions

Via the corresponding properties you can specify how variant and item descriptions are displayed. Additionally you can use a property to determine a particular attribute whose attribute value will be included in an item description in order to have unambigous item descriptions shown. For this purpose, there are the following properties:

  • rest.description.variant: This property can be used to specify how variant descriptions are shown. The property can possess the following values:
    • full: The variant description consists of consists of the localized product name and the value of the variant attribute.
    • product: The variant description consists of consists of the localized product name.
    • minimal: The variant description consists of the variant number.
  • rest.description.item: This property can be used to specify how item descriptions are shown. The property can possess the following values:
    • full: The item description consists of the item number and the localized product name.
    • product: The item description consists of the localized product name.
    • dimensions: The item description consists of the product name and the concatenated values of the various dimensioning attributes (e.g. “T-Shirt – Red, XL”).
    • itemAttribute: The item description consists of the item number and the value of the attribute which was specified via the property rest.description.item.attribute.
    • minimal: The item description consists of the item number.
Example: Both properties are set to “full”.
  • rest.description.item.attribute: Via this property you can specify an attribute of the type “String, localized” whose attribute value is part of the item description.*
Note
*Make sure that the property rest.description.item is set to itemAttribute.

Environment indicator

Using this property, the indicator chip can be specified. For example, the indicator chip is shown on the login page as well as in the header bar of the iPIM system. It shows which system is to be accessed respectively is currently active:

  • environment.color: Via this property, the font color of the indicator chip can be specified (e.g. #FFFFFF) for the color white).
  • environment.backgroundcolor: Via this property, the background color of the indicator chip can be specified
  • environment.name: Via this property, the text of the indicator chip can be specified

Display of inherited attribute values

Inheritance along product structure levels

Via the property ipim.core.attribute.showproductvalues it can be specified whether in tables attribute values which were inherited from the product level are shown subordinate product structure levels. That means, attribute values maintained on the product level are also shown on the variant or item level, whereby this is indicated by a corresponding indicator. The property can possess the following values:

  • true: Attribute values maintained on the product level are also shown on subordinate levels.
  • false: Attribute values maintained on the product level are not shown on subordinate levels.
Note
Since version 5.6.1, the property also effects that attribute values maintained on the variant level are also shown on the item level.

Inheritance along context levels

Via the property ipim.core.general.maintenancelevel.showtemplatevalues it can be specified whether attribute values which were inherited from superordinate context levels are shown in tables. The property can possess the following values:

  • true: Attribute values maintained on superordinate context levels are also shown on subordinate levels.
  • false: Attribute values maintained on superordinate context levels are not shown on subordinate levels.