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Overview In S10 applications, users can directly jump to SAP transactions or Fiori apps to retrieve additional information or perform further actions. These navigation jumps can be integrated flexibly at different points in the application:
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General Approach Navigation is always performed via a JavaScript function that generates the appropriate URL to a SAP transaction or Fiori app. The basic structure remains the same regardless of whether the call is triggered by a button, text, or icon. HTML base structure: HTML General JavaScript function: JavaScript |
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Option 1: Navigation via button in an info block This variant is especially suitable for detail sections of an object. The user expands an entry and clicks a button inside the info block to navigate. HTML example: HTML JavaScript function: JavaScript |
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Option 2: Navigation directly from a table/list (e.g. underlined order number) Another option is navigation directly from a table or list. Here, an underlined order number acts as a clickable link. HTML example: HTML The function display_maintenance_order() uses the text content of the <div> as a parameter and opens the transaction with the corresponding order number.
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Option 3: Navigation via icons or action bars Besides buttons and text links, icons or symbols can also be used as navigation entry points. This is especially useful for quick access in toolbars or tables. HTML example: HTML |
Important Notes and Tips
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Summary Navigation to SAP transactions or Fiori apps provides a flexible way to give users quick access to external applications. It can be integrated in different ways:
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Component S10 Framework |