The documentation from version 39.5.17 of PLANTA project can be found in the new PLANTA Online Help
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Menu Items MOD006348
Access pathFrom DB 39.5.16
- Customizer System Customizer Administration panel Menu Items
- NEW Customizer System Customizer Administration panel Roles Click on the link in the Work area name field of a menu item work area
- PM Administration Master Data Administration panel Menu Items
- Request Management Master Data Administration panel Menu Items
Up to DB 39.5.16
- In this module you can only create, edit, and administer the work areas of the Menu Items category.
- The default work areas contained in the module must not be changed.
- They can either be assigned in the current form to a role and subsequently to a user, or be used as a template for the creation of an individual menu item work area.
- Copy the required default work area via Drag&Drop Record/s.
- As a result, a new work area with the same Name but with a new ID is created and all records (in this case menu items) from the source work area are copied to the new work area.
- In the new work area, menu items can be deleted or deactivated, according to your requirements.
- Delete/deactivate menu items
- Normal menu items
- are hard-coded and cannot be deleted from the work area.
- In order to deactivate menu items, enter 0 in the Structure field.
- are hard-coded and cannot be deleted from the work area.
- Menu items for calling up macros and modules (marked the number 0001) can be created, deleted or like normal menu items deactivated individually per work area.
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- To deactivate them, enter 0 in the Structure field or delete them from the work area.
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- Normal menu items
- Insert menu items
- Insert an empty record by right-clicking on a menu item and selecting the Insert Menu Item command.
- Select the respective menu item from the MI listbox, e.g. 0001 for a menu item which opens a module.
- For this menu item, enter the module in the MOD data field.
- Allocate a shortcut in the Shortcut field if necessary.
- Important:
- Save.
- For other menu item types, you possibly have to set other parameters.
- Change the structure of menu items
- by changing the entry in the Structure field.
- Edit all menu items
- by changing or defining menu item parameters.
- Delete/deactivate menu items
- For more information, see the User Workflow.
| ? | Display of the menu items of the ? menu |
| View | Display of the menu items of the View menu |
| Edit | Display of the menu items of the Edit menu |
| Data | Display of the menu items of the Data menu |
| Extras | Display of the menu items of the Display menu |
| Form editor | Display of the menu items of the Form editor menu |
| Tools | Display of the menu items of the Tools menu |
| See also: User Workflow from DB 39.5.0, User Workflow Tutorial up to DB 39.5.0 |
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