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Modifying an existing form in SAP B1

Posted on Dec 05, 2007 at 06:57 AM 9 Views

Hi everyone,

Is there any way to modify an existing form in SAP B1? If so can any one describe the complete procedure of doing that?Will highly appreciate it.

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    Posted on Dec 05, 2007 at 07:16 AM
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    Hi,

    Its more advisable to do it in the Menu Event rather than the Form_Load event and its got to be done in the Before_Action = False.

    In Menu Event,

    paste this...

    If pVal.BeforeAction = False Then

    Dim objNewItem As SAPbouiCOM.Item

    objItem = objForm.Items.Item("51")

    objNewItem = objForm.Items.Add("cbSQ", SAPbouiCOM.BoFormItemTypes.it_CHECK_BOX)

    objNewItem.Left = objItem.Left + objItem.Width + 10

    objNewItem.Top = objItem.Top

    objNewItem.Width = objItem.Width

    objNewItem.Height = objItem.Height

    objNewItem.FromPane = "5"

    objNewItem.ToPane = "6"

    objCheckBox = objForm.Items.Item("cbSQ").Specific

    objCheckBox.Caption = "Sales Quotation"

    objNewItem.Visible = False

    objCheckBox = objForm.Items.Item("cbSQ").Specific

    objCheckBox.DataBind.SetBound(True, "", "01")

    Endif

    The above is a small snippet for the addition of a checkbox.

    Hope this helps.

    Satish.

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    Posted on Dec 05, 2007 at 07:00 AM
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    HI

    Catch the Form_load event of that particular form in before action false and place your control relative to some other control.

    Or you can fine one sample under SDK samples(SystemFormManipultaion)

    Hope it helps

    Regards

    Vishnu

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