Button Group (SAP Library - Web Design API)

Button Group

Definition

Web item that displays a group of buttons that, when selected, can execute one or more commands from the Web Design API.

Use

With the Button Group Web item, you can easily add commands from the Web Design API to your Web application. To do this, define a command or sequence of commands for each button. You can title the buttons themselves with any text (language dependent and non language dependent), assign a quick link to them and determine the design.

Structure

The following is a parameter list for the Button Group Web item, 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 enables it to be expanded and collapsed in the Web application. For more information on this parameter, see Parameter Tray.

Internal Display

Parameter

Description

Button width (BUTTON_WIDTH)

Default value: “0”

You use this parameter to determine the width of the individual button. The default value means that the button width corresponds to the length of the text.

Button list (BUTTON_LIST)

You use this parameter to create the list of buttons for the Web application. You set the following parameters for every button:

● Label (CAPTION)

Using the text-input dialog, enter a text to appear on the respective button. You can select whether the texts are to be language dependent or language independent. See Structure link Text Input Dialog.

● Quick info (TOOLTIP)

Enter a quick-info text here. The quick-info text can, like the label for the button, be created according to various criteria. See Label parameter.

● Action (command triggered) (ACTION)

You select the command from the Web Design API that is defined for the button and that is executed when the button is clicked in the Web application. The Command Wizard is available for this purpose.

● Active (ENABLED)

You determine whether the respective button is active in the Web application.

● Design (BUTTON_DESIGN)

You select the design of the button:

Standard (STANDARD)

Emphasized (EMPHASIZED)

Previous (PREVIOUS)

Next (NEXT)

Behavior

Parameter	Description
Activate navigation (INTERACTION_ALLOWED)	You use this parameter to determine whether navigation or other interactions are possible in the Web application.