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dynamically changing text element name

Posted on Jan 19, 2008 at 11:07 AM 15 Views

Hi All,

I have got a scenario in which there are two radibuttons named create and change respectively.

Based on the selection of radio button the seletion screen parameter name shuld changed accordingly.

For example: If user selects create radio button the selection text for parameter should be Created by

else it should be changed by.

How can i achieve this?? Please share your thoughts???

Rakesh

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    Posted on Jan 19, 2008 at 11:11 AM
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    Hi,

    parameters:

    P_rad1 radiobuttons group g1 user-command 'RAD',

    p_rad2 radiobuttons group g1 .

    parameters:

    P_text1 type c,

    p_text2 type c.

    At selection-screen output.

    if p_rad1 eq 'X'.

    loop at screen.

    if screen-name eq 'p_text1'.

    screen-active = 1.

    modify screen.

    endif.

    if screen-name eq 'P_text2'.

    screen-active = 0.

    modify screen.

    endif.

    endloop.

    endif.

    if p_rad2 eq 'X'.

    loop at screen.

    if screen-name eq 'p_text2'.

    screen-active = 1.

    modify screen.

    endif.

    if screen-name eq 'P_text1'.

    screen-active = 0.

    modify screen.

    endif.

    endloop.

    endif.

    Plzz reward points if it helps.

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    Posted on Jan 19, 2008 at 11:15 AM
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    Hi,

    U create 2 parameters with Names 'Create' and 'Change'.

    Create 2 radio buttons (rcreate, rchange) with one radiobutton having the default value 'X'.

    Now At Selection-Screen u loop at the screen and as per the radio buttons hide one of the parameter and unhide the other.

    awrd points if useful

    Bhupal

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