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Label 
The
Web item
Label allows you to display the
descriptions of characteristics, attributes, or structural components. You can
also create a link to the context menu of these characteristics, attributes,
or structural components.
This Web item, together with the Web items Dropdown-Box and Radio Button-Group, can be used for configuring a comfortable cockpit. You can create navigation blocks by putting different labels for characteristics and structural components into a table.
As well as its general attributes, the Label Web item has the following attributes:
Attribute |
Description |
Context menu (CONTEXT_MENU) 'X' = Yes, ' ' = No |
If this attribute is activated, a link to the context menu of the characteristic or the structural component is displayed in the description of the characteristic. |
Characteristics / structure (IOBJNM) |
Name of the characteristic/structure Specify the technical name of the characteristic (for example, 0COUNTRY) or the structure (25 characters)
The technical name of the
characteristic is stored in the query definition. In the BEx toolbar, choose
Change Query View ® Change Query (Local
View) or
(Global View) ® |
Structural component (STRUCTURE_MEMBER) |
Structural component whose text or context menu is displayed. |
Attribute name (ATTRINM) |
Technical name of the attribute whose header is to be displayed as a label. |
Only display values (ONLY_VALUES) 'X' = Yes, ' ' = No |
Unformatted display Only the link to the context menu is generated. If this attribute is activated, only the link to the context menu is displayed. The label is displayed without formatting. You can determine in the Web template how you would like to put the link underneath. |

If you would like to add a label for a structural component in your Web application, then you have to enter the technical name of the structure under InfoObject and enter the filter value of the structure under Structural Component (STRUCTURE_MEMBER). The correct values are determined as follows:
a. Execute a Web application that contains the structural component.
b. Filter according to the structural component in question: Choose Keep as filter value in the context menu of the structural component.
c. Copy the parameter value FILTER_IOBJNM from the URL into the clipboard.
d. Choose the attribute in the Web Application Designer and enter the value that was saved in the clipboard.
e. Copy the parameter value FILTER_VALUE from the URL into the clipboard.
f. Choose the attribute Structural component from the Web item Label in the Web Application Designer and enter the value that was saved in the clipboard.
g. Save your entries.
You
can find more information on using the Label Web item and its
functionality under
Context Menu
Functions.