Further configure your tile

In the Navigation tab, you can define semantic objects and actions that are performed on these objects. Semantic objects can be business entities, for example, customer or employee. These objects will be reflected in the URL. For instance: https://your-domain/launchpad/your-launchpad#FieldWorkers-WorkerAction with FieldWorkers being the Semantic Object and WorkerAction the Action.

In the Define Supported Browsers section of the Navigation tab, you can select specific browsers that should be supported for Windows and macOS operating systems.

Enable documentation for a tile by selecting Enable User Assistance. Add information, media and documentation and have the content available on the tile when selecting the Question Mark button.

If the tile runs an app from a Neptune DXP - SAP Edition system, the documentation and the field help are read from that SAP system. Maintain the documentation for such an app in the SAP system. The documentation is requested only if Enable User Assistance is selected for the tile.

Enabling Enable Tile Help will make the button visible in the bottom of the tile.

To enable custom in-app help formatting, you can format the tile help text with the following supported HTML tags:

You can use the style, dir and target attributes for the supported HTML tags. If the target attribute is not set, links open in a new window by default.

When specifying a link’s URL destination with values for the href attribute, use secure URL schemes to prevent malicious behavior, for example, http:// and https://. Use the URLListValidator to manage allowed URLs and validate against them: UI5 Demo Kit API Reference | URLListValidator.

You can specify that your tile should only be visible to users with a specific role.

See in which tile group or launchpad the tile is used. In the action column, select the icon to open the tile, tile group, or launchpad where the tile is used directly.