SAP Fiori Button Types

 Buttons allow us to trigger an action. There are 4 types of buttons.

  1.  Simple Button
  2. Toggle Button
  3. Segmented Button
  4. Menu Button

Uses of Buttons:

Simple Button: for specific action like: Create ,Edit,Save,Approve, Reject,Accept,Decline,Ok , Cancel.

Toggle Button: in a toolbar to activate or deactivate an object or element.

Segmented Button: used for year , month , Day, Small, medium , large.

Menu Button: used for more than one button.



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