>No, there is no Global override feature for ...
The global override for everything on the Internet is JavaScript. Own the web - don't let it own you. Throw off the shackles that prevent you from enjoying the custom column headers you desire.
Of course you can change the headings with a simple script using the
image onload technique. Just create a an
image onload field [-] and include it in the report say as the last column so it isn't the first thing you see. Then use the code in the following pastie to map the column headings to whatever you want:
Pastie Databasehttps://haversineconsulting.quickbase.com/db/bgcwm2m4g?a=dr&rid=354See before and after screenshot of manually applying the code through the JavaScript console.
Notes: (1) I actually made the column headings
longer but only because I tested the script on a report that had
short headings in the first place.
(2) You will have to use a slightly different script to get the column headings renamed on the
print version of the report because it has a slightly different HTML structure. But you can put that code in the same script.
(3) Some may discourage this approach because the script modifies the QuickBase authored page and QuickBase at some time in the future will change the structure of the report and the script will stop working. But hopefully when QuickBase changes the structure of reports they will incorporate the report heading feature you want and you will not need this workaround. But if you are don't like this workaround then you don't have a solution and hit a brick wall.
