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The name of the user-defined configuration file is arbitrary and must be stored in the same directory like custom.js.
You can add multiple files as the following example.
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- Example
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The language of the operationsGui is per default english, but some users want the operationsGui in russian and other in french. <br/>Create the file ''ru.js'' with the content <br/><tt>_sos_lang = 'ru';</tt> <br/>and create the file ''fr.js'' with the content <br/><tt>_sos_lang = 'fr';</tt> <br/> <br/>After this you get the operationsGui in russian if you type <tt>http://[scheduler_host]:[scheduler_port]/index.html#ru</tt> <br/>and you get it in french if you type <tt>http://[scheduler_host]:[scheduler_port]/index.html#fr</tt> |
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You can extend the example with using _extra_urls
- Example
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We use the files from the previuos example and add <br/><tt>_extra_urls['english'] = 'http://[scheduler_host]:[scheduler_port]/index.html';</tt> <br/><tt>_extra_urls['russian'] = 'http://[scheduler_host]:[scheduler_port]/index.html#ru';</tt> <br/><tt>_extra_urls['french'] = 'http://[scheduler_host]:[scheduler_port]/index.html#fr';</tt> <br/>in ''fr.js'', ''ru.js'' and ''custom.js''. <br/> <br/>If you call the operationsGui you find links in the right top <tt>Extras</tt> menu, so you can easily choose the language. |
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FAQs
See JobScheduler_FAQ