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Best solution for this is a substitution IF statement that is based off the view. So for example you could enclose a userlist description in a substitution IF statement that only shows up on the userlist view. One for registration and one for profile edit, etc.. this would allow separate descriptions for the views as needed. The alternative is additional params, which I'm very much against as it just complicates the configuration further. We'd like to eventually have completely substitution driven layouts so expanding on our substitution usages would also benefit the future layouts implementation.1) Search fileds in Lists: if one is using tooltips to help customers during registration - this will 'stab' back as UX gets little out of hand: the tooltip message that makes sense during registration and even on the account edit, maybe 'little' displaced in search - especially on my example. To remedy this I think the easiest would be to TURN OFF displaying tooltips ON LIST MANAGEMENT - is there built-in function to do so? If not, what do you recommend?
We'll need to add userlist specific language keys to it for that, which is simple enough to do.2) cbUserListResultCount => language pattern is: "[company name] has [number] registered users"
this appears on every list. The number is useful, but I would rather want to customize the content depending on what list we are looking at - I guess, the easiest would be to turn it off (I guess, I'll do that in template directly) or perhaps modify the language to customize it to the client standards. If you could just give me your thoughs - I think this is easy to alter, but ideally (maybe in the future releases) - this field could be editable in List Management...
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