Customizing the user interface is often necessary to meet unique business requirements. Whether you’re prototyping, enabling a feature flag, or just making small UI tweaks, JavaScript can give you the flexibility you need. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to change a button’s label in Oracle Fusion’s Redwood UI using Advanced mode.

Why Change Button Labels in Oracle Fusion Applications?

Default button labels may not always align with your organization’s processes. For example:

• “View Suggested Goals” might be better understood as “See Recommendations”.

• “Submit” could be replaced with “Confirm & Continue”.

With a small JavaScript snippet, you can adapt labels in the Oracle Redwood UI without requiring full-scale customizations or waiting for product releases.

What You’ll Learn

By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to:

• 🔎 Query buttons reliably in Oracle Redwood UI

• ✏️ Update button labels dynamically with JavaScript

• ⚡ Run and test changes instantly in the browser

This tutorial is ideal for:

• Developers extending Oracle Fusion Applications

• Administrators are making Redwood UI more business-friendly

• Oracle SaaS users experimenting with UI personalization

Look at the following end-to-end video to know how to achieve this:

https://vidscroll.com/videos/use-javascript-to-update-button-label-using-advance-mode

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