# Link Menu to a Page

ONEWEB allows you to link a **menu item directly to a Page** by defining a custom **Action URL**.\
This approach is suitable when you want users to navigate to a specific page that is not directly tied to an Entity or Smart Form.

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### Steps to Link a Menu to a Page

Follow the steps below to configure a menu item that opens a Page.

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#### Open Menu Configuration

1. Go to the **Menu Configuration** screen.
2. Select the appropriate **hierarchical position** where the menu item should appear.
3. Click the **Menu icon** to open the **Menu Properties** screen.

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#### Define Menu Properties

In the **Menu Properties** screen:

1. Enter values for:
   * **Description** – the display name of the menu
   * **Sequence** – the order in which the menu appears
2. In the **Action URL** field, enter the **full URL path** of the page you want to open.

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#### Configure Menu Type

1. Set the **Type** field to **PAGE**.
2. Review the Action URL to ensure it points to the correct page.

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3. Click **OK** to save the menu properties.

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#### Save and Apply Changes

1. On the **Menu Configuration** screen, click **Save Menu**.
2. Log out of ONEWEB.
3. Log in again to reload the updated menu configuration.

The menu item linking to the page is now ready to use.

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### Result

After completing the configuration:

* The menu item appears in the selected position
* Clicking the menu opens the specified Page
* Navigation behaves consistently with other PAGE‑type menu items
* No Entity mapping is required

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### Summary

Linking a Menu to a Page provides a simple and flexible way to:

* Navigate to custom or standalone pages
* Integrate non‑entity pages into application navigation
* Maintain clear and consistent menu behavior

By using **Type = PAGE** and defining an **Action URL**, developers can quickly extend application navigation without additional configuration.


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