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Picture "loading_ani.gif" for loading a page

Posted on Nov 30, 2004 at 01:18 PM 133 Views

In the sap example page htmlb_samples/default.htm and then the chart example. When the user is waiting for the page, a loading_ani.gif is shown in the background of the page. How can I use this option?

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Jens

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    Posted on Nov 30, 2004 at 01:24 PM
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    I actually just added that graphic into a new BSP application not more than 30 seconds before I read this.

    I use it with the the session.htm page after setting up the whole SSO for my application.

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      Nov 30, 2004 at 08:20 PM

      Here is the code for the session.htm I use and I set session.htm as the inital page for my BSP Application.

      <%@page language="abap" %>
<%@extension name="htmlb" prefix="htmlb" %>

<% " Copy this page into your BSP application, and change line below.
   " This page should always used be as entry point into application.

   DATA: target_page               TYPE STRING VALUE 'index.htm'.
   DATA: do_not_delete_sso2_cookie TYPE XFELD  VALUE SPACE.

   " Comment: In ie, when the browser is closed, the new popup window is
   " still executed, before complete shutdown. This allows us to still close
   " the session in the backend. With NN, when the browser is closed, it
   " is gone for ever. So no session cleanup. This is feature/bug of one
   " browser or the other browser.
 %>

<html>

<script language="JavaScript">

<%
   DATA: guid TYPE GUID_32.
   CALL FUNCTION 'GUID_CREATE' IMPORTING ev_guid_32 = guid.
 %>
var frame_A = "<%=guid %>_A";
var frame_B = "<%=guid %>_B";

function Loader(name)
{
    doc=window.frames[name].document;
    doc.writeln('<html><body onLoad="JavaScript:document.f.submit();">');
    doc.writeln('<form id="f" name="f" target="<%=guid %>_A" method="POST" action="<%=target_page %>">');
    <%  DATA: ffs TYPE tihttpnvp, ff  TYPE  ihttpnvp.
        request->get_form_fields( changing fields = ffs ).
        DELETE ffs WHERE name cs '~'.
        LOOP AT ffs INTO ff.
     %>
          doc.writeln('<input type="hidden" name="<%=ff-name %>" value="<%=ff-value %>">');
    <%ENDLOOP. %>
    <%@ include file = "loading.js" %>
    doc.writeln('</form></body></html>');
    doc.close();
    <%=runtime->GET_DOMAIN_RELAX_SCRIPT( )  %>}

function exitBSPApplication(newTargetUrl)
{<% if runtime->session_manager->is_running = 0.  %>
  <%CLASS cl_bsp_login_application DEFINITION LOAD. %>
  var url  = "<%=CL_BSP_LOGIN_APPLICATION=>GET_SESSIONEXIT_URL( page = page ) %>";
  <%IF do_not_delete_sso2_cookie IS NOT INITIAL. %>
      url += "&bsp_do_not_delete_sso2_cookie=X";
  <%ENDIF. %>
  var prop = 'height=100,width=400,top='+(screen.height-100)/2+',left='+(screen.width-400)/2;
  var out = window.open(url,'_blank',prop);
 <%endif. %>
  document.getElementById("<%=guid %>_FRAMESET").onunload = null;

  if(newTargetUrl) window.setTimeout('{document.location.href="'+newTargetUrl+'";}', 750);
}

function frameLoaded(name)
{
}

</script>

<frameset id="<%=guid %>_FRAMESET" rows="*,0" onUnLoad="exitBSPApplication();" resize="no" framespacing="0" frameborder="0">
    <frame name="<%=guid %>_A" src="JavaScript:parent.Loader('<%=guid %>_A');" onload="frameLoaded('<%=guid %>_A');" >
    <noframes>This browser does not support frames.</noframes>
</frameset>

</html>

      I modified the above to inlcude a js file

      doc.writeln('<table border="0" width="100%" height="100%">');
doc.writeln('<tr>');
doc.writeln('<td align="CENTER" valign="MIDDLE">');

doc.writeln('<img src="ani/loading.gif" border="0"> ');
doc.writeln('<br> ');
doc.writeln('<span style="font-family:Arial,sans-serif;"><otr>Loading...</otr></span> ');

doc.writeln('</tr>');
doc.writeln('</table>');

      If you read through the weblogs of Brian McKellar you will see more information on this process.

      The protectDoubleSubmit is an excellent element to use however it takes place when the page does it's Event Handling to prevent the user from clicking submit more than once. But for the inital loading you will need something like what I put above.

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    Posted on Nov 30, 2004 at 03:04 PM
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    Jens, I dont know what you want to do... If you want to do the same that in SAP samples use this long code...

    <xhtmlb:protectDoubleSubmit timer="1"/>

    Hehehe

    Regards

    Ariel

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  • author's profile photo Maximilian Schaufler
    Maximilian Schaufler
    Posted on Dec 01, 2004 at 08:09 AM
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    Here is how I extended the protectDoubleSubmit element to show this loading_ani.gif:

    <%

    tmp_string = ``.

    pds_title = `Bitte warten...`.

    pds_text = `<div style='background-color:#ffffff; padding-top:11px'><img id='PDS_image' src=common/loading/loading_ani.gif' height='32' width='32' align='absmiddle'> Ihre Anfrage wird bearbeitet</div>`.

    %>

    <bsp:findAndReplace
  find="<br>"
  replace="<%= tmp_string %>">
<xhtmlb:protectDoubleSubmit
  timer = "0"
  title = "<%= pds_title %>"
  text  = "<%= pds_text %>" />
</bsp:findAndReplace>

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    • Former Member Former Member
      Jan 10, 2007 at 10:32 AM

      Hi

      I am trying to upload a picture from the SAP BSP I am using the code that you have posted.But its giving like LIterals more than one line not permitted.

      What should I do .

      Could you please help me out.

      With Cheers

      Suneetha

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