on 03-05-2018 7:34 PM
I want to setup two themes for two different apps. How feasible is it when it with SAP Fiori 2.0 standards?
Hello Viran,
You can have one option, loading the application from index.html instead of componen.js.
You can give the theme parameter in index.html, so that theme will be taken into consideration for the specific application, but application will load in the adjust tab instead of same page.write the below line of code in index.html
data-sap-ui-theme="theme_name@/sap/public/bc/themes/~client-XXX"
Thank you
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Hi Dharmendra,
Thank you for your prompt response.
Can we simulate "the option to change theme" by back-end logics rather than expecting a user to go change it from settings?
Requirement is:
Want to have 3 themes same time, One as a main theme(with main company branding colors and logo), where users access Login and Launchpad.
And I need to have another two themes for two different apps(Tiles) in Launchpad, and those need to have sub-companies branding colors.
Is it possible?
Thanks, Regards,
Viran
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Hi Viran,
You can create two separate themes for Fiori environment but you can use only one at a time. You can have the option to switch the theme.
Please let me know If I understood your issue correctly.
Regards,
Dharmendra Kumar
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Hi Dharmendra,
Thank you for your prompt response.
Can we simulate "the option to change theme" by back-end logics rather than expecting a user to go change it from settings?
Requirement is:
Want to have 3 themes same time, One as a main theme(with main company branding colors and logo), where users access Login and Launchpad.
And I need to have another two themes for two different apps(Tiles) in Launchpad, and those need to have sub-companies branding colors.
Is it possible?
Thanks, Regards,
Viran
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