Menu SAP SE A menu is an interactive element which provides a choice of different actions to the user. These actions (items) can also be organized in submenus. Like other dialog-like controls, the menu is not rendered within the control hierarchy. Instead it can be opened at a specified position via a function call. 1.21.0 sap.ui.core/Control When a menu is disabled none of its items can be selected by the user. The enabled property of an item (@link sap.ui.unified.MenuItemBase#getEnabled) has no effect when the menu of the item is disabled. Accessible label / description of the menu for assistive technologies like screenreaders. replaced by <code>ariaLabelledBy</code> association The maximum number of items which are displayed before an overflow mechanism takes effect. A value smaller than 1 means an infinite number of visible items. The overall height of the menu is limited by the height of the screen. If the maximum possible height is reached, an overflow takes effect, even if the maximum number of visible items is not yet reached. The keyboard can be used to navigate through the items of a menu. Beside the arrow keys for single steps and the <i>Home</i> / <i>End</i> keys for jumping to the first / last item, the <i>Page Up</i> / <i>Page Down</i> keys can be used to jump an arbitrary number of items up or down. This number can be defined via the <code>pageSize</code> property. For values smaller than 1, paging behaves in a similar way to when using the <i>Home</i> / <i>End</i> keys. If the value equals 1, the paging behavior is similar to that of the arrow keys. Fired on the root menu of a menu hierarchy whenever a user selects an item within the menu or within one of its direct or indirect submenus. <b>Note:</b> There is also a select event available for each single menu item. This event and the event of the menu items are redundant. The action (item) which was selected by the user. The available actions to be displayed as items of the menu. Reference to accessible labels (ids of existing DOM elements or controls) for assistive technologies like screenreaders. Opens the menu at the specified position. The position of the menu is defined relative to an element in the visible DOM by specifying the docking location of the menu and of the related element. See {@link sap.ui.core.Popup#open Popup#open} for further details about popup positioning. Indicates whether or not the first item shall be highlighted when the menu is opened (keyboard case) The element which will get the focus back again after the menu was closed The reference docking location of the menu for positioning the menu on the screen The 'of' element's reference docking location for positioning the menu on the screen The menu is positioned relatively to this element based on the given dock locations The offset relative to the docking point, specified as a string with space-separated pixel values (e.g. "10 0" to move the popup 10 pixels to the right) The collision defines how the position of the menu should be adjusted in case it overflows the window in some direction Closes the menu.