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layout: page
title: Button View
---
## Button View
A button view supports displaying a button on a screen.
## General Information
:information_source: A button view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters BT, followed by the view number. For example: `%BT1`
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `text` | Sets the text to display on the button |
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `focusTextStyle` | Sets focus text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md)|
| `width` | Sets the width of a view to display one or more columns horizontally (default 15)|
| `focus` | If set to `true`, establishes initial focus |
| `submit` | If set to `true` any `accept` action upon this view will submit the encompassing **form** |
| `argName` | Sets the argument name for this selection in the form |
| `justify` | Sets the justification of each item in the list. Options: left (default), right, center |
| `fillChar` | Specifies a character to fill extra space longer than the text length. Defaults to an empty space |
| `textOverflow` | If the button text cannot be displayed due to `width`, set overflow characters. See **Text Overflow** below |
### Text Overflow
The `textOverflow` option is used to specify what happens when a text string is too long to fit in the `width` defined.
:information_source: If `textOverflow` is not specified at all, a button can become wider than the `width` if needed to display the text value.
:information_source: Setting `textOverflow` to an empty string `textOverflow: ""` will cause the item to be truncated if necessary without any characters displayed
:information_source: Otherwise, setting `textOverflow` to one or more characters will truncate the value if necessary and display those characters at the end. i.e. `textOverflow: ...`
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/button_view_example1.gif "Button")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
BT1: {
submit: true
justify: center
argName: btnSelect
width: 17
focusTextStyle: upper
text: Centered button
}
```
</div>
</details>

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layout: page
title: Edit Text View
---
## Edit Text View
An edit text view supports editing form values on a screen. This can be for new entry as well as editing existing values defined by the module.
## General Information
:information_source: An edit text view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters ET, followed by the view number. For example: `%ET1`. This is generally used on a form in order to allow a user to enter or edit a text value.
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `focusTextStyle` | Sets the focus text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `width` | Sets the width of a view for the text edit (default 15)|
| `argName` | Sets the argument name for this value in the form |
| `maxLength` | Sets the maximum number of characters that can be entered |
| `focus` | Set to true to capture initial focus |
| `justify` | Sets the justification of the text entry. Options: left (default), right, center |
| `fillChar` | Specifies a character to fill extra space in the text entry with. Defaults to an empty space |
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/edit_text_view_example1.gif "Edit Text View")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
ET1: {
maxLength: @config:users.usernameMax
argName: username
focus: true
}
```
</div>
</details>

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layout: page
title: Full Menu View
---
## Full Menu View
A full menu view supports displaying a list of times on a screen in a very configurable manner. A full menu view supports either a single row or column of values, similar to Horizontal Menu (HM) and Vertical Menu (VM), or in multiple columns.
## General Information
Items can be selected on a menu via the cursor keys, Page Up, Page Down, Home, and End, or by selecting them via a `hotKey` - see ***Hot Keys*** below.
:information_source: A full menu view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters FM, followed by the view number. For example: `%FM1`
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `focusTextStyle` | Sets focus text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md)|
| `itemSpacing` | Used to separate items vertically in the menu |
| `itemHorizSpacing` | Used to separate items horizontally in the menu |
| `height` | Sets the height of views to display multiple items vertically (default 1) |
| `width` | Sets the width of a view to display one or more columns horizontally (default 15)|
| `focus` | If set to `true`, establishes initial focus |
| `submit` | If set to `true` any `accept` action upon this view will submit the encompassing **form** |
| `hotKeys` | Sets hot keys to activate specific items. See **Hot Keys** below |
| `hotKeySubmit` | Set to submit a form on hotkey selection |
| `argName` | Sets the argument name for this selection in the form |
| `justify` | Sets the justification of each item in the list. Options: left (default), right, center |
| `itemFormat` | Sets the format for a list entry. See **Entry Formatting** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `fillChar` | Specifies a character to fill extra space in the menu with. Defaults to an empty space |
| `textOverflow` | If a single column cannot be displayed due to `width`, set overflow characters. See **Text Overflow** below |
| `items` | List of items to show in the menu. See **Items** below.
| `focusItemFormat` | Sets the format for a focused list entry. See **Entry Formatting** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
### Hot Keys
A set of `hotKeys` are used to allow the user to press a character on the keyboard to select that item, and optionally submit the form.
Example:
```
hotKeys: { A: 0, B: 1, C: 2, D: 3 }
hotKeySubmit: true
```
This would select and submit the first item if `A` is typed, second if `B`, etc.
### Items
A full menu, similar to other menus, take a list of items to display in the menu. For example:
```
items: [
{
text: First Item
data: first
}
{
text: Second Item
data: second
}
]
```
If the list is for display only (there is no form action associated with it) you can omit the data element, and include the items as a simple list:
```
["First item", "Second item", "Third Item"]
```
### Text Overflow
The `textOverflow` option is used to specify what happens when a text string is too long to fit in the `width` defined. Note, because columns are automatically calculated, this can only occur when the text is too long to fit the `width` using a single column.
:information_source: If `textOverflow` is not specified at all, a menu can become wider than the `width` if needed to display a single column.
:information_source: Setting `textOverflow` to an empty string `textOverflow: ""` will cause the item to be truncated if necessary without any characters displayed
:information_source: Otherwise, setting `textOverflow` to one or more characters will truncate the value if necessary and display those characters at the end. i.e. `textOverflow: ...`
## Examples
### A simple vertical menu - similar to VM
![Example](../../assets/images/full_menu_view_example1.gif "Vertical menu")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
FM1: {
submit: true
argName: navSelect
width: 1
items: [
{
text: login
data: login
}
{
text: apply
data: new user
}
{
text: about
data: about
}
{
text: log off
data: logoff
}
]
}
```
</div>
</details>
### A simple horizontal menu - similar to HM
![Example](../../assets/images/full_menu_view_example2.gif "Horizontal menu")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
FM2: {
focus: true
height: 1
width: 60 // set as desired
submit: true
argName: navSelect
items: [
"prev", "next", "details", "toggle queue", "rate", "help", "quit"
]
}
```
</div>
</details>
### A multi-column navigation menu with hotkeys
![Example](../../assets/images/full_menu_view_example3.gif "Multi column menu")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
FM1: {
focus: true
height: 6
width: 60
submit: true
argName: navSelect
hotKeys: { M: 0, E: 1, D: 2 ,F: 3,!: 4, A: 5, C: 6, Y: 7, S: 8, R: 9, O: 10, L:11, U:12, W: 13, B:14, G:15, T: 16, Q:17 }
hotKeySubmit: true
items: [
{
text: M) message area
data: message
}
{
text: E) private email
data: email
}
{
text: D) doors
data: doors
}
{
text: F) file base
data: files
}
{
text: !) global newscan
data: newscan
}
{
text: A) achievements
data: achievements
}
{
text: C) configuration
data: config
}
{
text: Y) user stats
data: userstats
}
{
text: S) system stats
data: systemstats
}
{
text: R) rumorz
data: rumorz
}
{
text: O) onelinerz
data: onelinerz
}
{
text: L) last callers
data: callers
}
{
text: U) user list
data: userlist
}
{
text: W) whos online
data: who
}
{
text: B) bbs list
data: bbslist
}
{
text: G) node-to-node messages
data: nodemessages
}
{
text: T) multi relay chat
data: mrc
}
{
text: Q) quit
data: quit
}
]
}
```
</div>
</details>

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---
layout: page
title: Horizontal Menu View
---
## Horizontal Menu View
A horizontal menu view supports displaying a list of times on a screen horizontally (side to side, in a single row) similar to a lightbox.
## General Information
Items can be selected on a menu via the cursor keys, Page Up, Page Down, Home, and End, or by selecting them via a `hotKey` - see ***Hot Keys*** below.
:information_source: A horizontal menu view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters HM, followed by the view number (if used.) For example: `%HM1`
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `focusTextStyle` | Sets focus text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md)|
| `itemSpacing` | Used to separate items horizontally in the menu |
| `width` | Sets the width of a view to display one or more columns horizontally (default 15)|
| `focus` | If set to `true`, establishes initial focus |
| `submit` | If set to `true` any `accept` action upon this view will submit the encompassing **form** |
| `hotKeys` | Sets hot keys to activate specific items. See **Hot Keys** below |
| `hotKeySubmit` | Set to submit a form on hotkey selection |
| `argName` | Sets the argument name for this selection in the form |
| `justify` | Sets the justification of each item in the list. Options: left (default), right, center |
| `itemFormat` | Sets the format for a list entry. See **Entry Formatting** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `fillChar` | Specifies a character to fill extra space in the menu with. Defaults to an empty space |
| `items` | List of items to show in the menu. See **Items** below.
| `focusItemFormat` | Sets the format for a focused list entry. See **Entry Formatting** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
### Hot Keys
A set of `hotKeys` are used to allow the user to press a character on the keyboard to select that item, and optionally submit the form.
Example:
```
hotKeys: { A: 0, B: 1, C: 2, D: 3 }
hotKeySubmit: true
```
This would select and submit the first item if `A` is typed, second if `B`, etc.
### Items
A horizontal menu, similar to other menus, take a list of items to display in the menu. For example:
```
items: [
{
text: First Item
data: first
}
{
text: Second Item
data: second
}
]
```
If the list is for display only (there is no form action associated with it) you can omit the data element, and include the items as a simple list:
```
["First item", "Second item", "Third Item"]
```
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/horizontal_menu_view_example1.gif "Horizontal menu")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
HM2: {
focus: true
width: 60 // set as desired
submit: true
argName: navSelect
items: [
"prev", "next", "details", "toggle queue", "rate", "help", "quit"
]
}
```
</div>
</details>

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layout: page
title: Mask Edit Text View
---
## Mask Edit Text View
A mask edit text view supports editing form values on a screen. This can be for new entry as well as editing existing values. Unlike a edit text view, the mask edit text view uses a mask pattern to specify what format the values should be entered in.
## General Information
:information_source: A mask edit text view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters ME, followed by the view number. For example: `%ME1`. This is generally used on a form in order to allow a user to enter or edit a text value.
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `focusTextStyle` | Sets the focus text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `argName` | Sets the argument name for this value in the form |
| `maxLength` | Sets the maximum number of characters that can be entered. *Not normally useful, set the mask pattern as needed instead* |
| `focus` | Set to true to capture initial focus |
| `maskPattern` | Sets the mask pattern. See **Mask Pattern** below |
| `fillChar` | Specifies a character to fill extra space in the text entry with. Defaults to an empty space |
### Mask Pattern
A `maskPattern` must be set on a mask edit text view (not doing so will cause the view to be focusable, but no text can be input). The `maskPattern` is a set of characters used to define input, as well as optional literal characters that can be entered into the pattern that will always be entered into the input. The following mask characters are supported:
| Mask Character | Description |
|----------------|--------------|
| # | Numeric input, one of 0 through 9 |
| A | Alphabetic, one of a through z or A through Z |
| @ | Alphanumeric, matches one of either Numeric or Alphabetic above |
| & | Printable, matches one printable character including spaces |
Any value other than the entries above is treated like a literal value to be displayed in the patter. Multiple pattern characters are combined for longer inputs. Some examples could include:
| Pattern | Description |
|---------|--------------|
| `AA` | Matches up to two alphabetic characters, for example a state name (i.e. "CA") |
| `###` | Matches up to three numeric characters, for example an age (i.e. 25) |
| `###-###-####` | A pattern matching a phone number with area code |
| `##/##/####` | Matches a date of type month/day/year or day/month/year (i.e. 01/01/2000) |
| `##-AAA-####` | Matches a date of type day-month-year (i.e. 01-MAR-2010) |
| `# foot ## inches`| Matches a height in feet and inches (i.e. 6 foot 2 inches) |
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/mask_edit_text_view_example1.gif "Masked Text Edit View")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
ME1: {
argName: height
fillChar: "#"
maskPattern: "# ft. ## in."
}
```
</div>
</details>

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---
layout: page
title: Multi Line Edit Text View
---
## Multi Line Edit Text View
A text display / editor designed to edit or display a message.
## General Information
:information_source: A multi line edit text view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters MT, followed by the view number. For example: `%MT1`
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `text` | Sets the text to display - only useful for read-only and preview, otherwise use a specific module |
| `width` | Sets the width of a view to display horizontally (default 15) |
| `height` | Sets the height of a view to display vertically |
| `argName` | Sets the argument name for the form |
| `mode` | One of edit, preview, or read-only. See **Mode** below |
### Mode
The mode of a multi line edit text view controls how the view behaves. The following modes are allowed:
| Mode | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| edit | edit the contents of the view |
| preview | preview the text, including scrolling |
| read-only | No scrolling or editing the view |
:information_source: If `mode` is not set, the default mode is "edit"
:information_source: With mode preview, scrolling the contents is allowed, but is not with read-only.
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/multi_line_edit_text_view_example1.gif "Multi Line Edit Text View")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
ML1: {
width: 79
argName: message
mode: edit
}
```
</div>
</details>

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layout: page
title: Predefined Label View
---
## Predefined Label View
A predefined label view supports displaying a predefined MCI label on a screen.
## General Information
:information_source: A predefined label view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters PL, followed by the view number and then the predefined MCI value in parenthesis. For example: `%PL1(VL)` to display the Version Label. *NOTE*: this is an alternate way of placing MCI codes, as the MCI can also be placed on the art page directly with the code. For example `%VL`. The difference between these is that the PL version can have additional formatting options applied to it.
:information_source: See *Predefined Codes* in [MCI](../mci.md) for the list of available MCI codes.
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `justify` | Sets the justification of the MCI value text. Options: left (default), right, center |
| `fillChar` | Specifies a character to fill extra space in the view. Defaults to an empty space |
| `width` | Specifies the width that the value should be displayed in (default 3) |
| `textOverflow` | If the MCI is wider than width, set overflow characters. See **Text Overflow** below |
### Text Overflow
The `textOverflow` option is used to specify what happens when a predefined MCI string is too long to fit in the `width` defined.
:information_source: If `textOverflow` is not specified at all, a predefined label view can become wider than the `width` if needed to display the MCI value.
:information_source: Setting `textOverflow` to an empty string `textOverflow: ""` will cause the item to be truncated if necessary without any characters displayed
:information_source: Otherwise, setting `textOverflow` to one or more characters will truncate the value if necessary and display those characters at the end. i.e. `textOverflow: ...`
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/predefined_label_view_example1.png "Predefined label")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
PL1: {
textStyle: upper
}
```
</div>
</details>

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---
layout: page
title: Spinner Menu View
---
## Spinner Menu View
A spinner menu view supports displaying a set of times on a screen as a list, with one item displayed at a time. This is generally used to pick one option from a list. Some examples could include selecting from a list of states, themes, etc.
## General Information
Items can be selected on a menu via the cursor keys or by selecting them via a `hotKey` - see ***Hot Keys*** below.
:information_source: A spinner menu view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters SM, followed by the view number (if used.) For example: `%SM1`
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `focusTextStyle` | Sets focus text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md)|
| `focus` | If set to `true`, establishes initial focus |
| `width` | Sets the width of a view on the display (default 15)|
| `submit` | If set to `true` any `accept` action upon this view will submit the encompassing **form** |
| `hotKeys` | Sets hot keys to activate specific items. See **Hot Keys** below |
| `hotKeySubmit` | Set to submit a form on hotkey selection |
| `argName` | Sets the argument name for this selection in the form |
| `justify` | Sets the justification of each item in the list. Options: left (default), right, center |
| `itemFormat` | Sets the format for a list entry. See **Entry Formatting** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `fillChar` | Specifies a character to fill extra space in the menu with. Defaults to an empty space |
| `items` | List of items to show in the menu. See **Items** below.
| `focusItemFormat` | Sets the format for a focused list entry. See **Entry Formatting** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
### Hot Keys
A set of `hotKeys` are used to allow the user to press a character on the keyboard to select that item, and optionally submit the form.
Example:
```
hotKeys: { A: 0, B: 1, C: 2, D: 3 }
hotKeySubmit: true
```
This would select and submit the first item if `A` is typed, second if `B`, etc.
### Items
A spinner menu, similar to other menus, take a list of items to display in the menu. For example:
```
items: [
{
text: First Item
data: first
}
{
text: Second Item
data: second
}
]
```
If the list is for display only (there is no form action associated with it) you can omit the data element, and include the items as a simple list:
```
["First item", "Second item", "Third Item"]
```
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/spinner_menu_view_example1.gif "Spinner menu")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
SM1: {
submit: true
argName: themeSelect
items: [
{
text: Light
data: light
}
{
text: Dark
data: dark
}
{
text: Rainbow
data: rainbow
}
{
text: Gruvbox
data: gruvbox
}
]
}
```
</div>
</details>

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layout: page
title: Text View
---
## Text View
A text label view supports displaying simple text on a screen.
## General Information
:information_source: A text label view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters TL, followed by the view number. For example: `%TL1`
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `text` | Sets the text to display on the label |
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `width` | Sets the width of a view to display horizontally (default 15)|
| `justify` | Sets the justification of the text in the view. Options: left (default), right, center |
| `fillChar` | Specifies a character to fill extra space in the view with. Defaults to an empty space |
| `textOverflow` | Set overflow characters to display in case the text length is less than the width. See **Text Overflow** below |
### Text Overflow
The `textOverflow` option is used to specify what happens when a text string is too long to fit in the `width` defined.
:information_source: If `textOverflow` is not specified at all, a text label can become wider than the `width` if needed to display the text value.
:information_source: Setting `textOverflow` to an empty string `textOverflow: ""` will cause the item to be truncated if necessary without any characters displayed
:information_source: Otherwise, setting `textOverflow` to one or more characters will truncate the value if necessary and display those characters at the end. i.e. `textOverflow: ...`
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/text_label_view_example1.png "Text label")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
TL1: {
text: Text label
}
```
</div>
</details>

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layout: page
title: Toggle Menu View
---
## Toggle Menu View
A toggle menu view supports displaying a list of options on a screen horizontally (side to side, in a single row) similar to a [Horizontal Menu](horizontal_menu_view.md). It is designed to present one of two choices easily.
## General Information
Items can be selected on a menu via the left and right cursor keys, or by selecting them via a `hotKey` - see ***Hot Keys*** below.
:information_source: A toggle menu view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters TM, followed by the view number (if used.) For example: `%TM1`
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `focusTextStyle` | Sets focus text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md)|
| `focus` | If set to `true`, establishes initial focus |
| `submit` | If set to `true` any `accept` action upon this view will submit the encompassing **form** |
| `hotKeys` | Sets hot keys to activate specific items. See **Hot Keys** below |
| `hotKeySubmit` | Set to submit a form on hotkey selection |
| `argName` | Sets the argument name for this selection in the form |
| `items` | List of items to show in the menu. Must include exactly two (2) items. See **Items** below. |
### Hot Keys
A set of `hotKeys` are used to allow the user to press a character on the keyboard to select that item, and optionally submit the form.
Example:
```
hotKeys: { A: 0, B: 1, Q: 1 }
hotKeySubmit: true
```
This would select and submit the first item if `A` is typed, second if `B`, etc.
### Items
A toggle menu, similar to other menus, take a list of items to display in the menu. Unlike other menus, however, there must be exactly two items in a toggle menu. For example:
```
items: [
{
text: First Item
data: first
}
{
text: Second Item
data: second
}
]
```
If the list is for display only (there is no form action associated with it) you can omit the data element, and include the items as a simple list:
```
["First item", "Second item"]
```
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/toggle_menu_view_example1.gif "Toggle menu")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
TM2: {
focus: true
submit: true
argName: navSelect
focusTextStyle: upper
items: [ "yes", "no" ]
}
```
</div>
</details>

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title: Vertical Menu View
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## Vertical Menu View
A vertical menu view supports displaying a list of times on a screen vertically in a single column, similar to a lightbar. This type of control is often useful for lists of items or menu controls.
## General Information
Items can be selected on a menu via the cursor keys, Page Up, Page Down, Home, and End, or by selecting them via a `hotKey` - see ***Hot Keys*** below.
:information_source: A vertical menu view is defined with a percent (%) and the characters VM, followed by the view number (if used.) For example: `%VM1`.
:information_source: See [MCI](../mci.md) for general information on how to use views and common configuration properties available for them.
### Properties
| Property | Description |
|-------------|--------------|
| `textStyle` | Sets the standard (non-focus) text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `focusTextStyle` | Sets focus text style. See **Text Styles** in [MCI](../mci.md)|
| `itemSpacing` | Used to separate items vertically in the menu |
| `height` | Sets the height of views to display multiple items vertically (default 1) |
| `focus` | If set to `true`, establishes initial focus |
| `submit` | If set to `true` any `accept` action upon this view will submit the encompassing **form** |
| `hotKeys` | Sets hot keys to activate specific items. See **Hot Keys** below |
| `hotKeySubmit` | Set to submit a form on hotkey selection |
| `argName` | Sets the argument name for this selection in the form |
| `justify` | Sets the justification of each item in the list. Options: left (default), right, center |
| `itemFormat` | Sets the format for a list entry. See **Entry Formatting** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
| `fillChar` | Specifies a character to fill extra space in the menu with. Defaults to an empty space |
| `items` | List of items to show in the menu. See **Items** below.
| `focusItemFormat` | Sets the format for a focused list entry. See **Entry Formatting** in [MCI](../mci.md) |
### Hot Keys
A set of `hotKeys` are used to allow the user to press a character on the keyboard to select that item, and optionally submit the form.
Example:
```
hotKeys: { A: 0, B: 1, C: 2, D: 3 }
hotKeySubmit: true
```
This would select and submit the first item if `A` is typed, second if `B`, etc.
### Items
A vertical menu, similar to other menus, take a list of items to display in the menu. For example:
```
items: [
{
text: First Item
data: first
}
{
text: Second Item
data: second
}
]
```
If the list is for display only (there is no form action associated with it) you can omit the data element, and include the items as a simple list:
```
["First item", "Second item", "Third Item"]
```
## Example
![Example](../../assets/images/vertical_menu_view_example1.gif "Vertical menu")
<details>
<summary>Configuration fragment (expand to view)</summary>
<div markdown="1">
```
VM1: {
submit: true
argName: navSelect
items: [
{
text: login
data: login
}
{
text: apply
data: new user
}
{
text: about
data: about
}
{
text: log off
data: logoff
}
]
}
```
</div>
</details>