1 Context:
Next, we will combine the function we just created with a menu structure for our application. Build.One applications are organized in so-called menu structures. This means that we have a kind of folder structure for our objects, in which we organize all our functions, actions, and objects.
2 Result:
3 Step by step guide:
3.1 Create the menu structure
- 👋 Navigate to the section “Design” -> “Menus”
- 👋 In the top section search for the checkbox “Show root menus” and select it
- 👋 Select the “BuildOne Application” to open the menu section.
- 👋 Select your created group “MyOrderApplication” and, in the ribbon section “New Entry”, make sure “Menu” is selected in the dropdown menu and slick “Add as sublevel”.
- 👋 Fill in a “MenuName” -> “Buttons_<yourName>”
- 👋 Fill in a “Menu Structure Code” -> “Buttons_<yourName>”
- 👋 Select “Save” to save your folder
- 👋 Select the “Buttons_<yorName>” and click on “Add as sublevel” again
- 👋 Fill in a “MenuName” -> “CreateNewOrder_<yourName>”
- 👋 Fill in a “Menu Structure Code” -> “CreateNewOrder_<yourName>”
- 👋 Select “Save” to save your folder structure
- 👋 Now select your folder CreateNewOrder_<yourName> and in the dropdown in the section“New Entry” select the “Item” and click on “Add as sublevel”
- 💡 This is the actual button we will declare now.
- 👋 Fill in a “Label” -> “Create a New Order”
- 👋 Fill in a “ID” -> “OrderButton_<yourName>”
- 👋 In the search field “Related Function” search for your created function “CreateANewOrder” from task 150
- 👋 Select “Save” to save your button
- 👋 Select the “CreateNewOrder_<yourName” folder and copy the “Menu Structure Code”
3.2 Add the function to your gird
- 👋 Navigate back to the screen designer of your “OrderOverview_<yourName>”
- 👋 Select the “OrderGrid” and search in the “Attributes” for the attribute “FloatingActionButton” and insert the copied value from before
- 👋 Select “Save” and than “Launch” your screen
- 💡 Now you can see that a floating button will appear in the bottom right corner
By clicking the button, it will launch the screen for the add operation of a specific data set. It will launch the screen we have defined in the function.
4 Explanation:
By using the internal identifier "Menu Structure Code", we can reuse the button we just created throughout the entire application. Simply include this code at the desired location to use the button with the assigned function. This is also the principle behind Build.One. Functions and objects are defined in a central location and then reused.
