All menu items to be displayed in an application user interface must be assigned to an application.
To assign a menu item to an application
In Designer, select User interface | User interface navigation.
The menu items are loaded and displayed in the User Interface Editor for editing.
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TIP: Use the Recursively assign application context menu to assign the application to the selected menu item and its child menu items. Use the Recursively remove application context menu to remove the application’s assignment to the selected menu item and its child menu items. |
All menu items to be displayed in an application user interface must be assigned to a permissions group. Assign the menu items to permissions groups for non-role-based and role-based login. The menu items are available to system users depending on their permissions group memberships. For detailed information about permissions groups, see the One Identity Manager Authorization and Authentication Guide.
To assign a menu item to a permissions group
In Designer, select User interface | User interface navigation.
The menu items are loaded and displayed in the User Interface Editor for editing.
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TIP: Use the Assign permissions group recursively context menu to assign the permissions group to the selected menu item and its child menu items. Use the Remove permissions group recursively context menu to remove the permissions group assignment to the selected menu item and its child menu items. |
The properties described below are valid for all menu items: Other properties may be required for different menu item types.
Property | Description | ||
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Menu item | Unique menu item relation. You should assign descriptive names here if possible. These are then propagated in the child structures. This makes it easier to trace the position of child menu items. The parent menu item and the hierarchy is determined by the insert position in the user interface navigation. The menu item name can contain variables in order to represent the menu items. | ||
Entry type | Menu item entry type. | ||
Caption | Language-dependent caption for displaying the menu item in the user interface. The caption for data-dependent menu items can contain fixed strings and variables. The caption for recursive data-dependent menu items is inherited from the parent menu item. Translate the given text using the | ||
Sort order |
If several menu items have the same parent menu item, the sort order of the individual menu items specifies their position in the display order. If the configuration flag Re-sort data submenu items by caption is set for the parent menu item, the sort order specified here is invalid. | ||
Icon | Icon for displaying the menu item in the navigation If no icon is specified for recursively data-dependent menu items, the icon from the parent menu item is inherited. | ||
Overlay icon definition |
VB.Net expression for defining overlays for the icon. Used to display the status in the Launchpad. | ||
Condition | Specifies the conditions under which the menu item is displayed in the navigation. The input must comply with the WHERE clause syntax of database queries. You can use variables to formulate a condition. | ||
Configuration flag | Special functions are set for menu items with the configuration flag. For more information, see Table 39. | ||
Preprocessor condition |
You can add preprocessor conditions to menu items. This means that a menu item is only available when the preprocessor condition is fulfilled.
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Disabled by preprocessor | If a menu item is excluded through a preprocessor condition, this option is set by the Database Compiler. | ||
Description | Spare text box for additional explanation. | ||
Deactivated |
Specifies if the menu item is displayed in the user interface or not. Disabled menu items are never displayed in the user interface.
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Show under "My One Identity Manager" | This option marks the menu items to be displayed in Manager in the category My One Identity Manager. |
Data-dependent menu items are generated by a database query that returns several data sets as output. These menu items are therefore not individual menu items, but a set of menu items depending on the output of the database query.
For more information about general properties of menu items, see General menu item properties. The following properties are necessary to put together a database query:
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Table | Table that the values are read from. | ||||
Sort order |
Display elements are sorted by these table columns. The input must satisfy the Order By syntax of database queries. Sorting is given by the columns of the display template if no value is entered. You should use a sort order if the data has a date or represents language-dependent data.
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Condition |
Condition for limiting the number of results displayed. The input must comply with the WHERE clause syntax of database queries. You can use variables for formulating a condition. If the menu items are recursively data-dependent then variables have to be used.
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Unique |
The query result cannot contain doubled items. By setting option, any doubt is eliminated.
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Recursive invocation |
This menu item is the recursive successor of the previous menu item. If the option is not set, the results are represented by a flat structure. Set the option if the menu item is required to represent a hierarchical structure. You have to define recursive data-dependent menu items below a data-dependent item without recursion. |
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