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Root.ShowMenu Property

Explanation Specifies whether to show or hide the menu bar of the root window.

The menu is displayed in the initial state immediately after startup. It returns to the initial state when the Login and Logout methods are executed. This method does nothing if Biz / Browser is running inside Internet Explorer.

Mobile version , Android version
Specifies the display of the command bar and status bar. The display / non-display state can be changed by specifying a value for mode. It is displayed in the initial state immediately after startup.
Added since Ver.4.1.0, Mobile Ver.2.0.0, AI Ver.1.0.1
Call format //.ShowMenu( flag )
Mobile, Android Version
//.ShowMenu( mode )
Return value None
Arguments boolean flag Specify $ TRUE to display the menu.Specify $ FALSE to hide the menu.
integer mode

Mobile version , Android version
Specify with a combination of the following values.
Constant Value Description
Root.Hide 0 non-representation
Root.CommandBar 1 Show command bar
Root.StatusBar 2 Show status bar
Root.TaskBar 4 Show taskbar
(Windows Mobile only )
Added since Image
Root.SIPBar 8 Show SIP bar
(Windows Mobile only )
Added since Image
Root.TitleBar 16 Show title bar
(Android version only )
Added since Image


It has been changed to the following specifications since Mobile Ver.3.1.0
In the Windows Mobile version, the behavior when Root.Hide is specified has been changed.
In previous versions, the taskbar and commandbar were not hidden when Root.Hide was specified, but they are all hidden and Biz / Browser is full screen.
Specify Root.TaskBar + Root.SIPBar to display the same as the previous version.
Also , the specification of Root.SIPBar takes precedence over the specification of Root.CommandBar , and if Root.SIPBar is not specified, the command bar will not be displayed regardless of the specification of Root.CommandBar.
If Root.SIPBar is specified, the command bar will be displayed regardless of Root.CommandBar specified, but if only Root.SIPBar is specified, the menu will not be displayed.
The operation of the combination of Root.CommandBar and Root.SIPBar is as follows.
Mode Action
None Hide command bar
Root.CommandBar Hide command bar
Root.SIPBar Command bar display, menu hiding
Root.CommandBar + Root.SIPBar Command bar display, menu display
Exception None
Example of use
    //.ShowMenu($FALSE);
 
    Mobile, Android Version
    //.ShowMenu(Root.CommandBar + Root.StatusBar + Root.SIPBar);
    
Related item ShowStatusBar event