>>It's pulling the description from your table.columns collection (which is probably set in your Angular controller (so from a JS file), something like $scope.table where table contains an array named "columns"). So you'd need to set it there. Look for the ng-controller (or data-ng-controller) directive on the page. It will tell you which controller to look in.
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>Hi Paul,
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>I would need some generic solution here, but I already have question with your approach. In the index.cshtml view for the page I see the following code
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><div ng-controller="templatesController">
>    <div sm-search-slider="$parent.showSearch" class="pull-left col-md-5 sm-search-list" ng-controller="templatesSearchController">
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>And the templatesSearchController has the following code
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>app.controller('templatesSearchController',
>        ['$scope', '$rootScope', '$timeout', '$state', 'templatesService', 'searchScreenService',
>        function ($scope, $rootScope, $timeout, $state, templatesService, searchScreenService) {
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>I think I need to first check searchScreenService service code and then it may be clearer if I can just change the names in that code to what I want or not.
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>Do you think I am on the right track?
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Yes. I'd assume you'd have a JS file for searchScreenService (it's a dependency being injected into your controller).