Link (SAP Library - Web Design API)

Link

Definition

Web item that enables the display and execution of a command in the form of a link.

Use

With the Link Web item, you can easily add commands from the Web Design API to your Web application. To do this, define a command for a link. You can design the link with any text (language dependent and language independent) and assign a quick link to it.

Structure

The following is a parameter list for the Web item Link, arranged according to the various parameter groupings.

Display:

Parameter	Description
Width in pixels (WIDTH)	You use this parameter to determine the width of the Web item.
Height in pixels (HEIGHT)	You use this parameter to determine the height of the Web item.
Visibility (VISIBILITY)	You use this parameter to determine whether the Web item is visible in the Web application.
With tray (WITH_TRAY)	You use this parameter to determine whether the Web item has a symbol that allows it to be expanded and collapsed. For more information on this parameter, see Parameter Tray.

Internal Display:

Parameter	Description
Text (TEXT_CONTENT)	You use this parameter to define a link text using the text input dialog. See Text Input Dialog.
Quick info (TOOLTIP)	You use this parameter to define a quick info text for the link in the Web application using the text dialog.
Line break (TEXT_WRAPPING)	You use this parameter to determine whether a line break is to be applied to a text length that is longer than the width of the Web item (see WIDTH parameter).

Behavior:

Parameter	Description
Target window (TARGET_WINDOW)	You use this parameter to determine how or where the link is to be executed when it is clicked on. You can choose between the following target windows: Standard for this page (without) () Same frame (_SELF) Whole page (_TOP) New page (_BLANK) Superordinate frame (_PARENT)
Activate navigation (INTERACTION_ALLOWED)	You use this parameter to determine whether navigation or other interactions are possible in the Web application.
Action (command triggered) (ACTION)	You choose the command from the Web Design API that is defined for the link and that is executed when the link is clicked on in the Web application. The Command Wizard is available for this purpose.