Label Elements; Item Elements - Avaya 9640 Series Developer's Manual

Customizing the Content
Attributes
The attributes of a Card element are:
name: a unique name to identify the card
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root: set to true to indicate this card is the default card for the phone to display. When the
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phone loads the IPTML document, it will display the card which has a value of root="true".
The default value for root is false. If root is not present, the value is false. Only one card
can have the root attribute as true in an IPTML document.

Label Elements

A Label element can be positioned below an IPTML element, or Card element. The Label
element is used to define text for the Top Line, Title Line and Prompt Line. If the Label element
appears under an IPTML element, it provides a default Label for all the Cards in the document.
If a card does not contain a Label, it will use this default Label. If a Label element appears under
a Card element, it overrides the default Label under IPTML element.
The example below will display the Welcome message on the Title Line of the phone.
<Label id="titleline"> Welcome to Avaya </Label>
Attribute of List IDs
The attribute of List ID is:
id: identify the list and the values it contains. The value can be either appLines, softkeys,
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or hardButtons. Normally, a Card element comprises of two lists; one list defines the
application lines, and the other defines the softkeys.

Item Elements

The Item element is the most often used element in an IPTML document. It can refer to an
application line, a softkey, or a hard button on the IP phone.
In the example below, the Item is positioned below the appLines List. This will display as a line
appearance (Concierge) on the phone display. When the user selects this line, the message
Please press OK to call the Concierge displays on the Prompt Line. Once the user presses
the OK button, the extension number 46052 is dialled.
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