Use the Element List has Action relationship to define element list actions. Element list actions can appear in the context menu of the element list, but are defined independently of the element types. This lets you define actions that:
- Can be used on all the elements of an element list.
- Activate only if no elements have been selected in the list.
- Can always be carried out.
This is dependent on the Selection Count attribute of the action Enabled or Visible condition. If no action Enabled or Visible condition is defined, the action can always be carried out. See
Enabled/Visible Condition for more information.
Examples of element list actions include:
- Opening an Element (all Element Types) in the Browse mode (Selection Count = 1).
- Inserting an Element into an empty element list (Selection Count = 0).
| Attribute
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Type
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Description
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| TargetID *
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Action Descriptor
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The action descriptor that should be referenced by means of this relationship.
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ActionVisibleCondition [O]
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ActionVisibleCondition
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This complex attribute enables you to define the rules when the action should be shown in the context menu of the element list.
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| ActionEnabledCondition [O]
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ActionEnabledCondition
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This complex attribute enables you define rules for when to activate the action. Non-activated actions are disabled and can not be executed.
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| Label [O]
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String
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The display text or the tooltip for the action.
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| Show In Context Menu [O]
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Boolean
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Determines whether the action is shown in the context menu of the element list entries.
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| Show In Tool Bar [O]
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Boolean
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Determines whether the action is shown in the tool bar of the element list. This feature is currently not supported, but is for future use.
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