Customizing Colors
To change what colors are used, edit the ColorSchema.xml in the Totalview Wallboard’s data folder TotalviewWallboard\wwwroot\data
An example file with default values is located at TotalviewWallboard\wwwroot\data\DefaultValues\ColorSchema.xml
Example of an empty ColorSchema.xml with placeholders
Add a named color
You can add a named color, by adding a NamedColor element to the Colors element.
Example of adding a named color Blue #002d62:
Add a named color for a variable
You can specify a color for a variable by adding a ColorSchemaValue element to a variable you want to color (CallsWaitingColors or CallsAnsweredPercentColors)
Example of adding a named color Blue (must be found as a named color) for call group – calls waiting for interval 10 (included) to 20 (excluded)
Add a named color for a variable for a specific Call Group
You can specify what call group a given ColorSchemaValue is valid for by the Key field
If a value for a variable falls inside the interval the ColorSchemaValue with the Key for the element will be used, if none is found then one without a key will be used,
Example for Call group 344000 adding a named color Blue (must be found as a named color) for call group – calls waiting for interval 10 (included) to 20 (excluded)
Add a specific color for a variable
If you don’t want to use a named variable, the you can also supply a Color value in HEX insted
Example of adding a Color #0000FF (must be found as a named color) for call group – calls waiting for interval 10 (included) to 20 (excluded)
The Default ColorSchema.xml
This is the default color schema used