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Dynamically changing buttons...

Posted on Jul 15, 2004 at 04:35 PM 15 Views

My development staff is new to ABAP and the screen painter, and one of those developers is designing a screen with buttons on it that need to dynamically change according to what is brought back from the database. How would one accomplish that task?

Thanks,

Kevin.

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  • author's profile photo Rich Heilman
    Rich Heilman
    Posted on Jul 15, 2004 at 05:27 PM
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    First define all possible buttons in Gui Status. Read your database. In the PBO when calling the status, Make your decision and add the addition EXCLUDING to SET PF-STATUS 'XXXX'. Check out the documentation on SET PF-STATUS for more information.

    Regards,

    Rich Heilman

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  • author's profile photo Serdar Simsekler
    Serdar Simsekler
    Posted on Jul 15, 2004 at 05:48 PM
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    Hi

    You can directly assign the text to the pushbutton variable.

    e.g.

    PB_PUSH = 'Create' .

    You can also add an icon using

    "WRITE <icon_name> AS ICON TO <pb_field_name> ." provided that you have include <ICON> in your program.

    *--Serdar

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    Posted on Jul 19, 2004 at 08:29 PM
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    You could do it.

    For example:

    Define a variable

    Data: v_butt1(10).

    In PBO, give the value for v_butt1.

    V_butt1 = ‘My Button’.

    When you draw the button on screen, mark the attribute of the button as ‘Output Field’ in Program Tab. Give the name of the button as v_butt1 and do not worry about the text.

    In the PBO when you change the value for v_butt1, it will reflect on screen.

    Rgds

    Subra

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