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Configures the items for a menu control.
Properties that reference this object type:
Properties that reference this object type:
Syntax
Properties
id
Specifies the ID for a menu item.
Type
string
Required
✅
Constraints
Maximum string length: 64.
Supported values
type
Defines the menu item's control type.
Type
string
Required
✅
Constraints
Supported values
Allowed values: menuItem
.
label
Specifies the text displayed for the menu item.
This property is localizable. For more information, see the localization schema.
Type
string
Required
✅
Constraints
Maximum string length: 64.
Supported values
icons
Configures the icons for the menu item.
Type
Array of extensionCommonIcon
Required
—
Constraints
Minimum array items: 1. Maximum array items: 3.
Supported values
supertip
Configures a supertip for the menu item. A supertip is a UI feature that displays a brief box of help information about a control when the cursor hovers over it. The box may contain multiple lines of text.
Required
✅
Constraints
Supported values
actionId
Specifies the ID of the action that is taken when a user selects the control or menu item. The actionId
must match with some runtimes.actions.id
property value.
Type
string
Required
✅
Constraints
Maximum string length: 64.
Supported values
enabled
Indicates whether the menu item is initially enabled.
Note
- This property isn't supported in Outlook add-ins.
- This property is supported only in menus on the ribbon, not in a context menu.
Type
boolean
Required
—
Constraints
Supported values
Default value: True
.
overriddenByRibbonApi
Specifies whether the menu item is hidden on application and platform combinations which support the API (Office.ribbon.requestCreateControls). This API installs custom contextual tabs on the ribbon.
The purpose of this property is to create a fallback experience in an add-in that implements custom contextual tabs when the add-in is running on an application or platform that doesn't support custom contextual tabs. The essential strategy is that you duplicate some or all of the groups and controls from your custom contextual tab onto a custom core tab (that is, noncontextual custom tab). Then, to ensure that these groups and controls appear when custom contextual tabs aren't supported, but don't appear when custom contextual tabs are supported, you set overriddenByRibbonApi
to true
for a parent groups
, controls
, or menu items
properties. The effect of doing so is the following:
- If the add-in runs on an application and platform that support custom contextual tabs, then the duplicated groups and controls won't appear on the ribbon. Instead, the custom contextual tab will be installed when the add-in calls the
requestCreateControls
method. - If the add-in runs on an application or platform that doesn't support custom contextual tabs, then the duplicated groups and controls will appear on the ribbon.
Note
For a full understanding of this property, see Implement an alternate UI experience when custom contextual tabs aren't supported.
Type
boolean
Required
—
Constraints
Supported values
Default value: false
.
Examples
{
"items": [
{
"id": "menuItem1",
"type": "menuItem",
"label": "Action 2",
"supertip": {
"title": "Action 2 Title",
"description": "Action 2 Description"
},
"actionId": "action2"
},
]
}