Ektron® eWebEditPro Developer's Reference Guide

Here are key points about toolbar menus.
Defining the Toolbar
• A toolbar menu can reside on the same row with another menu. It can also
continue to the next row if it cannot fit on a single row.
• Double vertical bars indicate the beginning of a new toolbar menu, as
illustrated .
Defining the eWebEditPro Toolbar
• You can place all available items on a single toolbar menu. However, it’s
probably more efficient to create a few menus that provide a related set of
functions, and activate those menus in the configuration data assigned to a
user group.
There are two major aspects to defining the eWebEditPro toolbar. You can define
• which toolbar menus appear on the toolbar, and the sequence in which they
appear
• characteristics of each button and dropdown list
You can also create a popup menu that appears when the user presses a button.
Finally, you can create custom commands as well add JavaScript that executes
after a standard command is performed.
The following sections explain these procedures.
WARNING! If you change the interface section of the configuration data, the user will not see
the change if he or she has customized. For testing, to ensure that your changes
appear, set the allowCustomize attribute of the interface element to false or
change the name attribute of the interface element to a name not previously used.
See Also: “Letting Users Customize the Toolbar” on page 254.
Determining Which Menus Appear on the Toolbar
When defining toolbar menus, you can perform the following tasks.
• Find a toolbar menu’s internal name
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