The xml replacement plans (<ReplacementPlan> tag) contain xml's that get inserted into the settings when certain conditions are met The <ReplacementPlan> tag can be used either

• inside the <settings> tag or

• as an individual XML file whose URL is listed inside <setting-files> tag

<ReplacementPlan>
  <key id="ResourceListBuddy" wui_translation_key="fkeys_ssi_buddy_from_server_list">...</key>
  <setting_replacement id="user_event_list_uri">...</setting_replacement>
 </ReplacementPlan>

• <ReplacementPlan> knows two sorts of subtrees: <key> and <setting_replacement> (described below)
  • You may delete plans already on the phone by providing the <key> or <setting_replacement> with the correct id-attribute set but without any subtree-content.
  • Look here for the syntax of the subtrees of the <key> and <setting_replacement> subtrees.
    
    
• <key> defines a key-type that will get listed in fkey-WUI-page as type for a line-key
  • The id attribute is mandatory and used to define the key type, so it can be deleted or altered in later provisions.
  • The wui_translation_key is used to find the correct translation when listing the key-type in the WUI. If the wui_translation_key is not part of the translation-map, it will be used directly to describe the key in the WUI. The subtrees will get additional variables in the beginning of the init-section:
    • The variable "ui_argument" will hold whatever is entered in the "Number"-text-field next to the type in the fkey-WUI-page.
    • The variable "ui_label" will hold whatever is entered in the "Short Text"-text-field next to the number in the fkey-WUI-page (on 8xx only).
      
      
• <setting_replacement> defines a an xml that will be used should the named setting get set up with non-xml content.
  • The id attribute names the setting, currently ONLY user_event_list_uri is valid.
  • The subtrees will get additional variables in the beginning of the init-section:
    • The variable "setting_value" contains the exact non-xml setting value that was used for set up.
    • The variable "setting_index" contains the index of the setting.