Menu - Menu Items

Once a menu has lines (these are maintained on the main page), you use this page to maintain a menu line's items.

Each menu line can contain one or two menu items. The line's items control what happens when a user selects an option on the menu.

There are two types of menu lines that define a single menu item: one type causes a submenu to appear; the other type causes a transaction or script to be invoked when it's selected.

A menu line that defines two menu items is used to provide an Add option and a Search option for the same type of object. In this case each menu item defines a transaction or script to be launched. The menu is rendered with the Add and Search options displayed. The following is an example of a menu line with two menu items.

Sample menu line with two items

Navigate to this tab by clicking the Go To button adjacent to a menu line from the Main tab.

Description of Page

Menu Name is the name of the menu on which the line appears. Menu Line ID is the unique identifier of the line on the menu. Owner indicates if this menu is owned by the base product or by your implementation (Customer Modification). This information is display-only.

The Menu Line Items scroll contains the line's menu items. The following points describe how to maintain a line's items: