on 05-06-2010 11:25 PM
Hi experts,
We're using E-commerce/ISA for R/3 edition and I want to find a way to reduce all the scrolling that end users will have to do without changing a lot of the code and structure of the B2B online store. We've embedded E-commerce into the SAP portal and have changed the top header bar not to display to save some vertical screen real estate. Are there any options available other than screen size and resolution within E-Commerce/XCM anywhere?
Hi Jon,
you could try adding html attribute overflow=hidden(best would be to use overflow=auto) for the appropriate div/body tags in the stylesheet to prevent scroll bars from appearing...you can use Firefoxs' add on called firebug to figure out which stylesheet is getting effected.
Hope this is what ur looking for
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The note mentions to install the CRM business package. I had looked at this before but didn't know whether it could be installed in portal to use with the R/3 version. Does it matter that we are using E-Commerce for R/3 and have no installation of CRM to use the BP?
Thanks!
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We've embedded E-commerce into the SAP portal and have changed the top header bar not to display to save some vertical screen real estate.
You got to be careful if you are integrating E-Commerce with SAP Portal, just defining an URL iView is OK but not sufficient. To fully integrate to Portal use the following
[Note 1021959 - Portal settings for ISA iViews|https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1021959]
As for the frame structure of the application, you can see the details of the frame design in this document [SAP E-Commerce 5.0 - Examples and Tutorials (Dev./Ext.) |http://service.sap.com/~sapdownload/011000358700006120622006E/ISA50_DevAndExtTuts_v1_0.PDF]
Put a good resource who can understand the JSP and CSS (stylesheets) and they should be able to do a fair job. I use Firefox browser with the plug-in Firebug to quickly find the active style and the corresponding stylesheet.
Easwar Ram
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