Reading your question, I suppose you were planning on modifying iTop files directly ? You shouldn't ever do that, as it will forbid you to update... Instead, use the built in extensibility mechanism !
You should find the menu id to change, and then create an extension module to code those changes.
The menu id are inside the HTML (data-menu-node-id html attribute value)
And about creating extension module, see Customizing iTop [iTop Documentation]
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Note that any Combodo client get access to the ITSM Designer , a GUI tool that let you customize your iTop instance (including which menu to show) with just a few clicks.
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Hi,
I'm just wondering if it's possible to edit these default shortcuts links or remove them?
Thanks
Yes, by creating your own extension and editing the XML datamodel.
https://www.itophub.io/wiki/page?id=3_0_0:customization:start
Can you be more specific? Which datamodel should I target because it's not in the documentation you listed
That's the XML file, there's only one datamodel XML per iTop instance.
Hello,
It is : check the XML reference !
You'll then have to find in which iTop module the menu is defined, it should be easy.
Hello Pierre, I looked for 2 days and still couldn't find in which module the menu is defined. Can you help please?
Reading your question, I suppose you were planning on modifying iTop files directly ? You shouldn't ever do that, as it will forbid you to update... Instead, use the built in extensibility mechanism !
You should find the menu id to change, and then create an extension module to code those changes.
The menu id are inside the HTML (data-menu-node-id html attribute value)
And about creating extension module, see Customizing iTop [iTop Documentation]
Note that any Combodo client get access to the ITSM Designer , a GUI tool that let you customize your iTop instance (including which menu to show) with just a few clicks.