Page 2 of the "Status bars" pages in the "Workplace Shell" object lets you determine in detail what information will be displayed in status bars.

As explained in the Status bar introduction, status bars display different information depending on whether no object, exactly one object or several objects have been selected in a folder.

For each of these modes you may define what exactly will be displayed. XFolder uses certain (not very intuitive, however flexible) codes to display folder information.

It is recommended to have both the status bar settings page and a sample folder open while experimenting with these settings.

All numeric output is formatted according to your settings in the "Country" object in your System Setup folder. That is, XFolder uses those settings to determine the thousands separator for values greater than 1000 and the display format for date and time output.

The status bar codes are different depending on the mode in which a status bar currently operates:

- Common codes for all three modes: see this page

- Additionally, in "one-object mode", XFolder can now (V0.80) display different information depending on the object class that the selected object belongs to. Certain object classes have been extended to be able to display status bar information and translate additional codes.

  On the status bar settings page there is a button with which you may select the object class for which you wish to set status bar information in "one-object mode".

  Currently, five classes support status bar information: WPObject, WPFileSystem, WPDisk, WPProgram, and (on Warp 4) WPUrl.

  Note that the following codes are all supported in addition to those for all modes:

  - Common codes for all objects in one-object mode: see this page

  - Additional codes for file-system objects in one-object mode: see this page

  - Additional codes for disk objects in one-object mode: see this page

  - Additional codes for program objects in one-object mode: see this page

  - Additional codes for URL objects in one-object mode: see this page