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Matchcode in OO (call the search help when the button is pressed )

Former Member
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Hi Guys,

I'm using the class cl_dd_document in order to fill a form that contains a input element (cl_dd_input_element) and a button element (cl_dd_button_element).

What I need to do now is to simulate (or build) a matchcode for the button.

For example, the input field is for entering the name of a table, and with the button i want to show all the tables that are elegibles for that field.

Any suggestion?

Regards,

Eric

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Eric Hernandez Pardo

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uwe_schieferstein
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Hello Eric

Is the problem to call the search help when the button is pressed or to have an appropriate search help available?

If the latter is the case you may try and use search help <b>EHSWAH_DD03L</b>.

Regards

Uwe

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uwe_schieferstein
Active Contributor
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Hello Eric

Is the problem to call the search help when the button is pressed or to have an appropriate search help available?

If the latter is the case you may try and use search help <b>EHSWAH_DD03L</b>.

Regards

Uwe

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Hi Uwe,

What I want to know is how to call the search help when the button is pressed. (Like the one in SE80 Transaction)

Regards,

Eric

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Eric Hernandez Pardo

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Hi guys,

The class CL_WB_BROWSER_SELECTION has a method F4_OBJECT_NAME in wich you specify the object name an the type, but I still don`t know how can i call this method when the event clicked of the class cl_dd_button_element is raised.

Any suggestion?

Eric

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Well, this class at the end calls different FM for the Matchcode...

I guess the only way to the matchcode in OO, is to build a another window with a container and display in it a table with the info....

Regards,

Eric