Do not switch namespace for this page: it needs to stay in %SYS

This parameter is used to make sure that if multiple CSP applications are mapped to the same namespace that the CSP engine can correctly identify which class corresponds with which URL. If 'LockCSPName' is true (the default, defined in the CSP application) then you can only access this page if the url exactly matches this 'CSPURL'. You can set this parameter to "" if you wish to disable this check for this class. This check is applied for all CSP urls (cls/csp/zen).
If this page was compiled from a .csp file, then this parameter is automatically set to contain the url of this file used for compilation.

Each SMP page should set this link which points to the documentation anchor name.

Displayed name of this page.

This parameter defines the parent page for this page.
If the name ends in .csp, then the parent is assumed to be an autopage-enabled CSP page.
If the name ends in .cls, then the parent is assumed to be a Zen page.
This is used to automate the construction of the locator bar for this page and to build the index between portal pages and documentation.
The %GetLocatorInfo method is used to get this information.

Security requirement

Return the array of links to show in the locator bar.
pLink(n)=$LB(caption,link)

Be sure to do ##super() when overriding.

Get the (localized) name of the page. This should be implemented in a subclass.

This is called in the middle of rendering the tool ribbon. Subclasses can inject their own content into the ribbon by writing it out in this method. This content is best wrapped within a single td element. It can also consist of multiple td elements.

To achieve a fixed position for elements within the ribbon, for a fixed width page you can use a single enclosing td that contains a table and a single tr, with td elements inside that single tr that contain your content for the ribbon.

To achieve a fixed position for elements within the ribbon, for a page whose width varies depending on its contents (thereby stretching the ribbon) you can use multiple td elements to contain your content and then a final td element that is empty and has width 40% (or so) to push your contents towards the left and keep them in their proper locations.

Update / Reload table. Subclass may override this method. Do not modify this method unless you are going to take care of all pages that use it.