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How to create a tray on a dynpro? NOT Web Dynpro!

Former Member
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Hi there,

I need to know how to create a gui container which you can show and hide by clicking a button like the way you use a tray in BSP or Web Dynpro. I am working on an ABAP system 6.20

Can anybody help me, please?

Kind regards,

Daniel

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Former Member
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Hi

plz refer to this link

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former_member188685
Active Contributor
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Hi,

run the Transaction <b>BIBS</b>

in that check the example <b>Collapsable Area</b> Under <b>Controls</b>.

Regards

vijay

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Hello,

first I want to say thx for your very quick ansers!

Vijay, your answer was very helpful!

But I cannot see <b>how to use</b> these collapsible areas!

Is there a tutorial or something like that?

Regards,

Daniel

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Hi Daniel,

you can have a look at some Standard enjoy transactions like ME21N,ME22N,ME23N...

they have this Collapsible area implemented. Check it.

i couldn't able to find any documentation on it.

Regards

vijay

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Hi Vijay,

thanks for your help. I wasn't able to find anything about that "collapsible area", too.

I found out that its not a gui control, it's a technique using subscreens. I debugged a transaction, but its too complex to get the "how to..."

Maybe, trying another gui control will work.

Regards,

Daniel

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Hi,

Can you Brief what exactly You have to do...

Regards

vijay

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We wanted to implement 4-5 collapsible areas. Some areas should contain alv grids or forms.

These ui containers would be a great solution for this task, but I don't know how to implement this technique.

I think we have to look for another solution, using other ui containers or maybe layout...

Thanks for helping,

Daniel

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Hello there,

I have the solution of creating trays in dynpros!

It is really easy...

You have to define subscreens on your main dynpro. After that, create for each subscreen area 2 dynpros. One has the content (fields, etc.) and the other one is empty.

Create a button for each of the subscreens and give them function codes. In PAI you have to check which subscreen is shown and so you can switch to the other. The gui engine will arrange them automatically and it will look like a tray!

Regards,

Daniel