MenuActionItem Properties
Properties in View Designer
- disabledImageSource
Path where the icon is stored and which is displayed if enabled=false.
- enabled
Specifies whether or not an event can be triggered by a user interaction. If the value is TRUE, the view elements positioned above it are used at runtime to determine the value. This means that if the surrounding container is not enabled, all the containers within this are also not enabled.
In Web Dynpro ABAP "enabled" is always passed down from parent to child. If a UI element lies nested in another UI element that has enabled=FALSE, then this UI element has also enabled=false.
- hotkey
Activation of hotkeys.
This property can be personalized by an administrator.
- imageSource
Name of the symbol to be displayed. See also Handling Web Icons
- needsMoreInfo
To execute the action defined for the MenuActionItem additional information is required. To display this information another three points are listed after the text.
Example:
For a simple save, the following menu items are sufficient: File Save However, to save a file as a certain file type the user has to enter further details about the drive/directory, file name, and file type. The menu items for this are File → Save As..:

- startSection
This property leads to there being one restriction line above where the MenuActionItem is displayed. With this feature you can include separators in a ButtonChoice UI element.
You can find an example to test the component WDR_TEST_UI_ELEMENTS under ButtonChoice: Select an aggregated MenuActionItem and set the flag.
Example with startSection=true for the MenuActionItem2:

- text
Text of the label
This property can be personalized by an administrator.
- textDirection
Text or writing direction.
This enables labels of interface elements to be read in languages that have an RTL writing direction, such as Arabic or Hebrew, as opposed to LTR for languages like English.
This property can be personalized by an administrator.
Value Description INHERIT
The text direction is inherited from the parent element. Therefore, the text direction is identical to that of the parent element.
LTR
Left to right text direction
RTL
Right to left text direction