DISCLOSUREINDICATOR action attribute
The DISCLOSUREINDICATOR
attribute a drill-down decoration to an
action.
Syntax
(only in MENU
action handlers)
DISCLOSUREINDICATOR
Usage
DISCLOSUREINDICATOR
is an action attribute defining whether a disclosure
indicator must be shown for the default view (a button) of an action.
A disclosure indicator gives a visual hint to the user, to show that the selection of the action will drill down in the application screens.
The DISCLOSUREINDICATOR
attribute is typically used in a
MENU
instruction, for options that open a sub-menu.
The rendering of a disclosure indicator depends on the front-end platform standards. On iOS devices, buttons will show a typical > icon on the right.
This attribute can only be specified in a MENU
dialog, as action attribute
in the ATTRIBUTES()
clause of ON ACTION
handlers, and applies to
the actions defined by the current dialog in the current window.
Note that form buttons can get a DISCLOSUREINDICATOR
attribute, as an
action view decoration.
Example
MENU ...
...
ON ACTION details ATTRIBUTES(DISCLOSUREINDICATOR)
CALL show_customer_details(cust_rec.cust_no)
...