Keyboard Shortcuts

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Keyboard shortcuts can be used to issue specific control commands in enaio® webclient. enaio® webclient and enaio® webclient as a desktop application support a large number of common keyboard shortcuts. This section introduces you to a few special shortcuts that apply in certain areas and that go beyond the standard shortcuts.

enaio® mobile does not support keyboard shortcuts.

Tab ↹

Places the focus on an area on the user interface of enaio® webclient.

For example, starting from your browser's URL field, you can click the tab key multiple times to move to the main menu, the full-text search box on the dashboard, and the Hit list configuration icon Hit list configuration icon of the My searches area.
Shift ⇧+Tab ↹ key Changes the focus in reverse order, taking you back to the main menu.

Arrow key

↓ down,

↑ up

 Moves the focus to the next area in the main menu below or above the currently selected area.
Enter key  ↩ / Space bar

Opens the navigation or submenu of the area currently focused in the main menu. If the area does not contain a navigation or submenu, then the view of the area opens.

Pressing the Enter key or Space again closes the submenu.
Tab ↹

When the navigation is closed, this moves the focus in the workspace to the full-text search input field on the dashboard or the filter input field in an open object list (e.g., in a hit list, at a filing location, in the history, in inboxes, etc.).

Arrow key

↓ down,

↑ up

 Moves the focus to the next entry in the navigation below or above the currently selected entry.

Arrow key

← to the left,

→ to the right

 Moves the focus to the next element in the navigation to the right or left of the currently selected element.
Enter key  ↩ / Space bar

Triggers an action associated with the focused entry or element, such as opening the search or create new form, attaching the navigation to the main menu, or expanding drop-down menus.

Pressing the Enter key or Space again closes dropdown menus or, if the focus is on the Pin icon Pin icon, the pinning status is canceled and the navigation is closed.
Tab ↹ Jumps from a selected entry or element in the navigation to the workspace.
Shift ⇧+Tab ↹ key Changes the focus in reverse order, taking you back to the main menu.

Shift ⇧+
F10

Opens the context menu in a navigation area, such as the desktop.
Esc Closes the navigation if the navigation is not pinned, essentially returning you to the main menu.

Arrow key
↓ down,

↑ up

 Moves the focus to the next entry in the user menu below or above the currently selected entry.
Enter key  ↩ / Space bar

Opens the currently focused entry in the user menu or executes an action assigned to the entry.
Esc Closes the user menu.
Esc Cancels a dialog if the dialog provides for cancellation (i.e., dialogs with the Close or Cancelbuttons).
Tab ↹ Focuses on the next field or element in a form, allowing you to navigate the form. From the last form field or element, the tab key ↹ takes you to the Save or Search buttons.
Shift ⇧+Tab ↹ key Changes the focus in reverse order, taking you back to the main menu.

Arrow key

↓ down,

↑ up,

← to the left,

→ to the right

Allows navigation between radio buttons in a form when they are arranged in a group.

Navigation also changes the status of the radio buttons.
Spacebar

The spacebar can be used to trigger various actions in a form:

  1. Focuses buttons in form tables and executes the actions associated with the buttons, such as adding or deleting table rows, when the spacebar is pressed again.

  2. Changes the status of radio buttons if they are not arranged in a group.
Enter  ↩

The Enter key can be used to trigger various actions in a form:

  1. Closes and saves a form or executes a search request if a simple text field was focused.

  2. Triggers an action associated with the focused field or element. If the focus is on the Save or Search button, the form is saved and closed or the search request is executed.
    Alternatively, you can also use the spacebar.

  3. If an add-on icon has been focused on, then the add-on will be opened.
    Alternatively, you can also use the spacebar.
Esc Closes an add-on in a form. Selections are not applied.
Tab ↹ The focus moves to the next item in an object list, allowing you to navigate through the object list starting from the filter input field to the first entry in the object list. The next time you press the tab key ↹, the focus moves to the header of the preview area. If the preview area is not docked, the focus moves to the main menu instead.
Shift ⇧+Tab ↹ key

Changes the focus in reverse order, taking you back to the main menu.

Arrow key

↓ down,

↑ up,

← to the left,

→ to the right

Allows you to navigate the rows and columns of an object list, including the table view header.

You can also use the arrow keys to navigate through More actions icon More actions and through the context menu and its submenus.
Ctrl+

Arrow key

↓ down,

↑ up

 Moves the focus to the first or last line of an object list.

Arrow key

↓ down,

↑ up+

Shift ⇧+

Enter  ↩

 Allows you to select multiple fields in an object list.

Arrow key

↓ down,

↑ up+

Ctrl+

Enter  ↩

 Adds a selection in an object list to an already existing selection.

Enter  ↩

The Enter key can be used to trigger various actions in an object list:

  1. Selects the focused row in the table view of an object list. Pressing Enter again performs the default or double-click action of the selected object, such as opening the index data form.

  2. If several rows are selected in an object list, pressing the Enter key will deselect the other rows.

  3. Triggers an action associated with the focused item in the header of an object list, such as updating or filtering an object list. Alternatively, you can also use the spacebar.

  4. Triggers an action in the More actions icon More actions menu associated with the focused function, such as starting or stopping an offline synchronization. Alternatively, you can also use the spacebar.

  5. Triggers an action in the context menu associated with the focused function, such as calling a function or expanding a submenu. Alternatively, you can also use the spacebar.

Shift ⇧+
F10

Opens the context menu of an object focused in an object list. If several entries are selected, the range of functions of the context menu is reduced.
Esc Closes More actions icon More actions and the context menu if no submenu is open.
Two modes have been implemented within tables in index data forms. The write mode (indicated by a line at the bottom of the cell that is the same color as the set accent color) and the navigation mode (indicated by a gray border around the cell).

All arrow keys ↑, ↓, ←, →:

 Navigation mode: Moves the focus in a table in the direction of the arrow.

Home,End key:

Navigation mode: Moves the focus to the first or to the last cell of a table.

Spacebar/direct input:

Enables the write mode.

Esc:

Write mode: Discards an input.

Enter ↩:

Write mode: Creates a new line at the end of the table when the cursor is in the bottom line.

Ctrl+Arrow key ↑:

Navigation/write mode: Moves the focus to the first cell of the column currently in focus.

Ctrl+Arrow key ↓:

Navigation/write mode: Moves the focus to the last cell of the column currently in focus.

Ctrl + Arrow keys ←, →:

Navigation/write mode: Moves the focus to the first or last column of the row in focus.

Tab ↹:

Navigation/write mode: Moves the focus to the next cell.

Shift ⇧+Tab ↹ key

Navigation/write mode: Moves the focus to the previous cell.