Personas 2.0 - Transactions opening at bottom/middle of screen

[former_member195167]

Hello everyone!

Two of my Transactions – IE01 and IE06 – when launched by a button on the SMEN transaction direct the view to the bottom of the screen or the middle, instead of the top.

Eg: This is how my IE06 launches:

Notice that the vertical scroll bar is not at the top.

This is how I actually want it to be launched:

The Vertical Scroll Position Property of the outermost box is set to 0 (by default).

Despite this, the Transaction doesn’t launch at the top-of-page.

Please provide suggestions. Anyone else facing this issue?

Thanks,

Saud.

[former_member195167 · Accepted solution]

Note 2206274 has been released on 17th August containing the fix for this issue.

It involves a very small change (modification of version number) in index.html and nwbc.html.

[former_member195167]

Raised it as an OSS to SAP. SAP replied that the solution would be provided in the release due in the 34th calendar week.

[chinthan_yajamaan]

Hi Saud,

Fix is released today. Please refer to cummulative note#1964257 and update your notes.

Thanks

Chinthan

[former_member195167]

Hi Chinthan,

Yes, did it!

[Mohanraj]

Hi Saud,

For the first input field 'Equipment', set property 'TabIndex' as 1. This will force the cursor to focus on this field when a flavor is launched.

Regards,

Mohan

[former_member195167]

Hello Mohan,

Thank you for answering!

I tried what you mentioned, I set the property of the input field for 'Equipment' as 1. I also noticed that since I had merged tabs, there were fields below with tab index as 1, so I set all the tab indexes to the correct chronological order.

However, this did not sort my problem

I figured out the source of the issue though. The scroll of the previous transaction is mimicked. So, if I scroll down in my SMEN transaction, then click on a button to launch IE06, then even the next transaction (IE06) has the same position of scroll bar as the last accessed transaction (SMEN).

Haven't solved it yet.

Regards,

Saud.