ToolPopup SAP SE A popup which the user can open from the Shell's tool pane. Generally, the starting point would be an icon. For this pop up, buttons can be defined with any text; therefore, it has the same purpose and similar look like any common dialog box. A ToolPopup can have any content. Depending on the application type and design, the structure of the texts and input fields can be for example form-like. Instead, use the <code>sap.m.Popover</code> control. sap.ui.core/Control Determines the title displayed in the pop up window This property is relevant for Shell use: The URL to the icon displayed in the tool area which is used to open the ToolPopup. The recommended size is 32x32px, including some transparent border. Therefore, the content will cover about 20x20px. This property is relevant for Shell use: The URL to the icon in hover state, displayed in the tool area which is used to open the popup. This property is relevant for Shell use: The URL to the icon in selected state displayed in the tool area which is used to open the popup. If no selected icon is given, the hover icon is used. Specifies whether the popup is modal and blocks any user-interaction with controls in the background. Changing this property while the ToolPopup is open will not have any effect. Please don't use "modal" and "autoclose" at the same time. In this case a warning will be prompted to the console and "autoclose" won't be used. Specifies whether the ToolPopup has a dark or bright background. If set to true the background and borders will be dark. If false they will be bright. This property only has an effect for the GoldReflection-theme. Determines whether the ToolPopup will auto close when it loses focus. If the user e.g. clicks outside of the ToolPopup it will be closed. Please don't use "modal" and "autoclose" at the same time. In this case a warning will be prompted to the console and "autoclose" won't be used. Forces a maximum height of the ToolPopup in pixels. If the ToolPopup content is higher than the ToolPopup, the content will be scrollable. Forces a maximum width of the ToolPopup in pixels. Time in milliseconds for the open animation. Time in milliseconds for the close animation. Event is fired when the popup opens Event is fired when the popup closes because the user pressed Escape or the ToolPopup Button in the Shell. This is called before the closing animation. Event is fired whenever the user clicks the Enter or the Enter key inside the pop up The onsapenter event, received by the pop up The control that was focused when the user pressed the Enter key (may be null) Event is fired when one of the icon properties is modified (Note: The icon is not rendered by the ToolPopup). To be used by other controls which want to update the icon in their UI. This event is fired after the ToolPopup has finished its closing animation. It is called for EVERY close, regardless of whether the user has triggered the close or whether the ToolPopup was closed via API call. Event is being fired after the ToolPopup has been opened. Defines the buttons to appear in the popup Defines the content of the popup Defines the control that will get the focus when the ToolPopup is opened. This property is relevant for stand-alone use: This association needs to be set if the ToolPopup should not be opened by/with the Shell. This association contains the instance of the control that assigns the ToolPopup's position. Defines one of the buttons that have been provided via button aggregation to be the default button. This default button is initially selected, if no control is set via the initialFocus association explicitly. The default button is activated when Enter is pressed in the context of the dialog and when the currently selected element does not handle the Enter event itself. Indicates whether the pop up is currently open Closes the pop up. Can be called by the Shell when the pop up's button is clicked again; or by the application when the interaction in the pop up has been completed or canceled. If set, the focus is NOT restored to the element that had the focus before the ToolPopup was opened. Indicates whether the ToolPopup is currently enabled or not. Applications can't control the enabled state via a property. A ToolPopup is implicitly enabled depending on its <code>openState</code>. Descendant controls that honor the enabled state of their ancestors will appear disabled after the ToolPopup is closed. Since 1.13.1. Whether a dialog is regarded as "enabled" during the state transitions (OPENING, CLOSING) is not fully decided. Currently, it is enabled during the OPENING phase and disabled during the CLOSING phase. The only potential change would be to treat the OPENING phase as disabled as well. Applications should be prepared to receive events from "enabled" controls after they called open() on the dialog until close() is called on it. If the mentioned potential change should happen, the dialog will become enabled only after the transition to OPEN. Events from "enabled" children then can still only arrive between open() and close(), so applications that obey the previous rule should continue to work. Only end users or code that explicitly triggers pseudo user events would notice a difference. <br> A second aspect that might change is the visual behavior of the content: during the CLOSING phase it 'looks' enabled but in fact it is already disabled. This avoids unnecessary redraws for content that becomes hidden soon. Should this show to be confusing for end users, it might be changed. Sets the position of the pop up, the same parameters as for sap.ui.core.Popup can be used. Adds an ID to the Popup that should be focusable as well when using <code>autoclose</code>. Chaining is only possible if a valid type (string) is given. ID of the corresponding element that should be focusable as well Removes an ID to the Popup that should be focusable as well when using <code>autoclose</code>. Chaining is only possible if a valid type (string) is given. ID of the corresponding element