The following shortcuts are only possible ones and depends on the settings of your environment:
| Default Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| F1 | Opening the help screen |
| ALT + F3 | Close the current active window |
| ALT + Arrow Left/Right | Switch between layout panels: go to previous/next panel |
| ALT + Arrow Up/Down | Switch between layout Windows: go to next/previous window |
| ALT + CTRL + R | The focus is moved to the ribbon/toolbar. Then, arrow left/right/up/down focus is moved to the items of the ribbon/toolbar, and with ENTER the item can be executed. |
| CTRL + D | Switch between desktop-view and taskbar-view (similar to the "house-icon" from the top left) |
| CTRL + F | Will set focus on the omnisearch field (where available) |
| CTRL + Arrow Up/Down | Switch in Sidebar |
| CTRL + Arrow Left/Right | Switch in Tabbar |
| CTRL + SHIFT + ALT + L | Open repository objects |
| CTRL + SHIFT + ALT + D | Open new screen with the layout designer |
| CTRL + SHIFT + ALT + U | Open Wurmel |
| CTRL + SHIFT + ALT + T | AutoTran Event |
| CTRL + SHIFT + ALT + P | Enable Developers Tools panel menu (refresh the application or relaunch the screen after keyboard shortcut is performed) |
| SHIFT + ALT+ DEL | Delete Local Storage |
| SHIFT + ALT + F1 | Display version info of SWAT WebUI and SWAT Backend |
| In Grid: F9 | Reset filters to default filter values |
| In Grid: SHIFT + F9 | Reset filters to default filter values and refresh |
Shortcuts Manager
Starting with SWAT 19.17 release, it's easier to maintain the keyboard shortcuts throughout the entire application. A ShortcutManager is now available, which allows you to get and set the keyboard shortcuts for all the events.
The syntax for the new calls is:
akioma.shortcutManager.get("OpenRepository")
akioma.shortcutManager.set("OpenRepository","ctrl+shift+alt+l")
The name of the events that can be used (e.g "OpenRepository") can be found by typing akioma.shortcutManager in the console.
CLAPI documentation: https://clapi-documentation.akiomacloud.de/ShortcutManager.html
Define shortcuts with the bindGlobal function
Starting with SWAT 20.17 release, you can define shortcuts using the bindGlobal function, in order to define your custom shortcuts.
akioma.swat.ShortcutManager.bindGlobal('ctrl+shift+e', function(){
alert('A special message');
});