Application consoles icon

The Application Consoles Icon Resource Details dialog box enables you to specify the details of an icon that displays on the upper left section of the inner panel title. These icons are referred to as view icons.

Table 1. Icon resource dialog box.
Icon resource field value descriptions
Control	Description
JavaScript	The JavaScript function specified here is executed through the `eval()` function. The function body needs to be present in the `/extensions/global/webpages/scripts/extn.js` file. This JS file is included in the `container.jsp` file and is therefore available in all JSPs. Note: The `container.jsp` file is one of the Presentation Framework JSP files. This JSP file defines the basic structure of all screens and includes other JSPs, as defined against inner panels, search views, list views and detail views.
View ID	The View ID to open when this icon is clicked.
View Group ID	View group that is navigated to when you choose this icon.
Enabled Binding	You can specify an XML Binding here. If the XML attribute returns true or greater than 0 or Y, the action is enabled and the user cannot click on the action. Since it considers all other values disabled.
Display Binding	You can specify an XML Binding here. If the XML attribute returns true or greater than 0 or Y, the action is enabled and the user cannot click on the action. Since it considers all other values disabled.
Image	Relative path of the image file. For a Application Console menu item, specify the `com/smcfs/ycp/ui/icons/configmenu.gif` file.
Tooltip	You can specify an XML Binding here. When the screen displays, the XML pointed to by the binding is evaluated. If the XML attribute returns a numeric value other than zero (0), this number displays in parenthesis next to the resource description in the tooltip of this icon.
Alternate Image Binding	You can specify an XML Binding here. This field is used to display a different icon on the console inner panel based on the value of this binding. If the XML attribute returns a value of “Y”, “true”, or a number greater than 0, then the alternative icon is used.
Alternate Image	Relative path of the alternate image file.