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Configure Menu Item Basic Details
[This is the Context-Sensitive Help topic for the Menu Item form.]
The Menu Items tab of the User Interface Configuration option enables you to make changes or additions to the items available in the NNMi console menus. For example, you can configure SNMP Line Graphs and provide menu items that display in-house tools, Web sites, or access a variety of other resources.
Note If you are configuring a Launch Action, you must select Actions as the Parent Menu or an expandable menu submenu beneath Actions.
To make changes or additions to the items available in the NNMi console menus:
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Navigate to the Menu Items view.
- From the workspace navigation panel, select the Configuration workspace.
- Expand User Interface.
- Select Menu Items.
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Do one of the following:
- To create a new menu item, click the New icon, and continue.
- To edit an existing menu item, double-click the row representing the configuration you want to edit, and continue.
- To delete a menu item, select a row, and click the Delete icon.
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Provide the required information to define the action (see Basics tables).
Caution If you make changes to a Menu Item provided by NNMi, those changes are at risk of being overwritten in the future. See Author form for important information.
- Provide the required Context details (see Configure Menu Item Context Basic Details).
- Click Save and Close to save and apply your changes.
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To test your changes to the menu you configured:
- If required, access a view or form that contains the appropriate object type.
- If required, select an object instance.
- Click the menu you configured.
- Verify your changes are working.
Attribute | Description |
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Menu Item Label |
The text string that appears as the menu link. Ensure that your menu label is unique and accurately reflects the intended use of the Menu Item. Note If you add two Menu Item Labels with the same text string but different Unique Keys, it would be possible for both to show up beneath the same specified Parent Menu. |
Unique Key |
Used as a unique identifier when exporting and importing action definitions. To ensure that the value you enter is unique, it is recommended that you use the Java name space convention when providing this value. It is also useful to include the Menu Item Label value as part of the unique key as shown in the following example:
Type a maximum of 80 characters. Alpha-numeric and period characters are permitted. Spaces and underline characters are not permitted. Caution This value cannot be changed after you click the Save icon. |
Author |
Indicates who created or last modified the Menu Item. If the Author attribute value is Network Node Manager, any changes are at risk of being overwritten in the future.
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Parent Menu |
Specify where this action appears in the NNMi console's expandable menu structure:
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Ordering |
A numeric value. NNMi checks for configuration settings in the order you define (lowest number first). NNMi uses the first match found to determine the placement of this Menu Item within the group you configure. The Ordering numbers are calculated separately for each submenu group. Tip It is recommended that ordering numbers are incremented by 10s to provide flexibility over time. |
Prepend Separator |
Based on the Ordering number, inserts a separator line above this menu item. Tip Use this attribute to separate unrelated menu items. |
Enabled |
Use to temporarily disable a Menu Item configuration (when disabled, the Menu Item does not appear under the specified Parent Menu): Disable = Temporarily disable the selected configuration. Enable = Enable the selected configuration. |
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Selection Type |
Optional. The default is Single Selection. The Menu Item is always available if you specify No Selection or Any Selection.
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Max Selection Count |
Only valid if Selection Type = Any Selection or Multiple Selection. Zero means unlimited. Specify the maximum number of objects the user can select before launching this action. |
Path View Only |
If enabled, your action appears only in the Path View window's menu. See Attributes per Object Type for Full URLs for additional information about Path View Full URL configuration choices. If disabled, your action can appear in the menu of multiple views. |
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Description |
Optional. Provide a description of your action. Your description is visible only within this configuration form. Type a maximum of 1024 characters. Alpha-numeric, spaces, and special characters (~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _+ -) are permitted. |
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