07-15-2009 6:21 PM
Hi Friends,
I want to develope something like a screen and on this screen I want to show some moveable Rectangles.
So I can pick and move the rectangles from one place to another within the screen.
Kind of graphicle developement.
I don't know where to start from.
Thanks for a hint.
Rg. Jimbob
07-17-2009 11:29 AM
Hello Jimbob,
SAP Dialog programming doesn't allow moving object on screen. I think this is not possible.
Thanks,
Augustin.
07-17-2009 11:29 AM
Hello Jimbob,
SAP Dialog programming doesn't allow moving object on screen. I think this is not possible.
Thanks,
Augustin.
07-20-2009 1:33 PM
Hello jimbob,
with classical dynpros this isn't possible, but this can be done with Web Dynpro (ABAP) and the help of Adobe Flash Islands! For more information about this crazy technique you can have a look at the Blog [Adobe Flash Islands For Web Dynpro ABAP - eLearning|https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/11900] [original link is broken] [original link is broken] [original link is broken]; by Thomas Jung or the [UI Section|] of SDN.
IIRC drag and drop is also going to to be implemented in Web Dynpro ABAP itself with NW 7.02 (EhP 2).
Best Regards,
Alej
07-21-2009 8:20 PM
Hi,
Yes SAP does not allow Graphis on module pool / SAP screens. If you are able to code something in HTML the whole logic of yours.
you can use HTML controller on the Screen. and display HTML page within this area.
Like this you will be able to have Graphis within regular Screens.
For reference you can see program SAPHTML_EVENTS_DEMO
Regards
07-22-2009 11:40 AM
Moving graphics on screen is not possible. But if you have a gif file and you put this file inside an html container on a screen than you've got your graphic moving.
On the other hand , if you like these things to be dragged and dropped you need to use alv tree or alv grid controls. You can pick any icon within your items(nodes,cells) . Items can be dragged and dropped any location as configured inside these controls. By the help of these controls you can handle drag-drop events.