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28 Aug, 2024 •

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There's a low code way of doing it using Javascript. You can just add 

<script>
document.querySelector('.form-button').value = 'Search';
</script>

to Configure CRUD > UI (List) > Custom Header

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28 Aug, 2024 •

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I use script page component to put this code (without <script> tag) and worked. But there are more than one html tags that have this class. For this particular situation there in no problem but I think that it is a dangerous approach since the button doesn't have an id. 

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28 Aug, 2024 •

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Also because this is a front-end approach and not back-end (late approach since the change is done after DOM loaded) the old value is still there if you view the HTML source code and also in the joget form!!!

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