on 2020 Dec 17 7:33 AM
Hey community,
I find some older questions about this topic, but these were all a bit older and don't seem to fit for me...
The goal is to use exactly one Fiori Launchpad, but to include it in different places. Depending on the context, a different tile group should be displayed. It would not be an exclusion criterion if one could then also reach the other tile groups to which one has access. However, it is important that the context-dependent group would be displayed at the top.
Ideally, of course, only the one group would be displayed. I'm familiar with the concept of roles, catalogs, and groups, but so far I don't have an approach to implementing the contextual display. Using an example, I would imagine it as follows:
All in all, I have access to a larger number of tiles, but I don't always want them to be displayed when the Launchpad is called up in a particular context.
I thought I had found a solution when I found in the official documentation the hint to navigate with URLS in the form like "/#Group/[ID]". But unfortunately this seems to work only in the customizing app and not directly on the launchpad. At least I get an error there, according to which the app could not be found. But there must also be a reason why unique IDs are assigned to the groups....
Do any of you have experience with this or know how to solve it (best) without custom development/extension of the standard?
Thanks in advance!
With kind Regards
Tim
Request clarification before answering.
Maybe the FES 2020 Concept of Spaces could help you. How do you detect the context someone is working in? From where is the Launchpad started?
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For example as shortcut or navigation item in the CRM portal.
No not necessarily. The goal is to display the selection of tiles directly via a defined call (e.g. specifying the group ID). Whether the other tiles are then also displayed by scrolling is secondary. The important thing is that the tiles of a group are displayed directly and that you do not have to navigate to the group manually. This is important because it can be assumed that some users can see a large number of groups and should not always have to search first.
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