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<p>Menu items can be grouped on the form toolbar to keep a reasonable number of buttons on the toolbar. When you are building the menu structure, use the menus described below.</p>[3]ekaterina.androsova<p>Menu items can be grouped on the form toolbar .. 2024/04/2203:36:00-04:00 [4]ekaterina.androsovainsert2024/04/2203:15:45-04:00

Commands can be grouped in the More menu into categories. When you create your own actions, use [5]ekaterina.androsovastandard Acumatica categories2024/04/2203:41:51-04:00one of the categories defined for the form.

You can also create a new category if the action does not fall into one of the listed categories. For details, see for Workflow API and other code customizations and Action Configuration: To Add a Category to the More Menu for Workflow UI.

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Action Connotations

Another way to categorize commands in the More menu and buttons on a form toolbar is to specify connotations for them. For details, see Action Customization: Connotation for an Action for Workflow API and other code customizations and [7]ekaterina.androsovaconfirm with Tatiana2024/04/2203:42:02-04:00Action Configuration: To Create Workflow Actions and Add Them to the Workflow States for Workflow UI.

Displaying Buttons on the Form Toolbar

You can display a button on a form toolbar which duplicates a command in the More menu. The button will have the same connotation, as the command in the More menu. For details. see Action Customization: Visibility of an Action for Workflow API and other code customizations and [8]ekaterina.androsovaconfirm with Tatiana2024/04/2203:29:51-04:00Action Configuration: To Create Workflow Actions and Add Them to the Workflow States for Workflow UI.

For forms that use a workflow, display only two to three buttons on the form toolbar for each state.

For forms that do not use a workflow, display only two to three buttons on the form toolbar.