SKMenu Object

Members Table

The following table lists the members provided by the SKMenu object.

Members

Properties	Description
DefaultItem	Command ID of the default item.
Handle	Contains the handle to the menu.
Methods	Description
GetChecked	Determines whether a specified item is checked.
GetDisabled	Determines whether an item is disabled.
InsertString	Inserts an item into the menu.
InsertSubmenu	Inserts a submenu into the menu.
RemoveItem	Removes an item from the menu.
SetChecked	Specifies that an item is checked.
SetDisabled	Specifies that an item is disabled.
ShowPopupMenu	Shows the popup menu.

This object is returned by the SiteKioskUI.CreateMenu, SiteKioskUI.CreatePopupMenu, UserInterface.CreateMenu or UserInterface.CreatePopupMenu method. Use the SKMenu object to handle the new menu.

Note that the path of a file using SiteKiosk objects must be allowed in the
SiteKiosk configuration (Security -> Access -> URL's With Script Permission)
if it is not a browser skin file.

The following example creates a HTML dialog containing a menu with submenus.

<SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript"> window.external.InitScriptInterface(); function onCommand(ai_Code, ai_CommandID, al_Handle) { switch (ai_CommandID) { case 1: alert('Hello'); break; case 3: alert('Bye'); break; } } mySubMenu = SiteKiosk.SiteKioskUI.CreatePopupMenu(); mySubMenu.InsertString(3,1, "Say Hello", ""); mySubMenu.InsertString(4,3, "Say Bye", ""); myMenu = SiteKiosk.SiteKioskUI.CreateMenu(); myMenu.InsertSubmenu(2,4, mySubMenu.Handle, "MessageBox", ""); myMenu.InsertString(5,2, "Exit", ""); mydialog = SiteKiosk.SiteKioskUI.CreateHTMLDialog(); mydialog.URL = "http://www.myURL.com"; mydialog.Title = true; mydialog.Menu = myMenu.Handle; mydialog.OnCommand = onCommand; mydialog.ShowDialog(); </SCRIPT>

SiteKiosk v5.5 (and later versions).

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