Details

In that bar, you will add a Button control to the right side of the footer bar in the Detail view, and in the corresponding controller we’ll define the function to be called (handleOrder) when the Button’s ‘press’ event is fired. Then you will simulate the order process by displaying a MessageBox pop-up control and then showing a MessageToast. For this, you will need to show some texts. Hence, you will add placeholders into the i18n.properties file we set up earlier.

Web IDE If you don’t have the Web IDE open, follow these steps: Enable and open the SAP Cloud Platform Web IDE

1. Open the webapp/i18n/i18n.properties file, and add the following four lines to the bottom:

   OrderButtonText=Order
   OrderDialogTitle=Order Product
   OrderDialogMsg=Do you want to order this product now?
   OrderDialogSuccessMsg=The product has been ordered
   

   

2. Open the webapp/view/Detail.view.xml file, and add a footer to the detail page by adding the following code under <ObjectHeader>:

   <footer>
      <Bar>
   		<contentRight>
   			<Button text="{i18n>OrderButtonText}"
     	               type="Accept"
   	               icon="sap-icon://accept"
   	               press="handleOrder" />
   		</contentRight>
   	</Bar>
   </footer>
   

   

3. Finally, open the webapp/controller/Detail.controller.js file. Register two new classes in the define area:

   ,
   "sap/m/MessageBox",
   "sap/m/MessageToast"
   

   

   Next, you will change the signature of the function call, to accept two new parameters:

   Note: overwrite the existing function call with this code (or it will have a syntax error).

   function(Controller, MessageBox, MessageToast)
   

   

   Finally, add the handleOrder function to the Controller:

   ,
   handleOrder : function (evt) {
     // show confirmation dialog
     var bundle = this.getView().getModel("i18n").getResourceBundle();
     MessageBox.confirm(
       bundle.getText("OrderDialogMsg"),
       function (oAction) {
         if (MessageBox.Action.OK === oAction) {
           // notify user
           var successMsg = bundle.getText("OrderDialogSuccessMsg");
           MessageToast.show(successMsg);
           // TODO call proper service method and update model (not part of this tutorial)
         }
       },
       bundle.getText("OrderDialogTitle")
     );
   }
   

   

4. You are all set! Run the application. Choose an item from the list, and you will see an Order button in the detail screen.

Click on the Order button and the following dialog box comes up:

After you click the OK button, you should see this message appear.

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Next Steps

• This is the end of this tutorial series.

Additional Information

• Footer
• MessageBox
• MessageToast