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Invalid Target - while loading form from XML

Posted on Dec 14, 2004 at 06:00 AM 19 Views

Hi,

I am using SAP 2004. I created a user defined form and saved the form as XML. Now when i try to load the form from XML i am getting the error "Invalid Target". After that whenever i try to open again it gives the message "Form - already exists". So i have to close SAP and then start again.

Can any one help me on this ?

Thanks in advance

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    Posted on Dec 14, 2004 at 09:04 AM
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    Hi,

    I found the reason why the error came up. Even then I am not able to solve the issue. The Reason I got that error was, I have not given any LinkedObject to the Linked button that is there in the Form.

    Now what I exactly want is ...

    I have a linked button attached to an Edit box. The Linked Button should point to a screen that was defined in my Addon and not to any pre-defined SAP Screens. So what I have done is I have not given the LinkedObject for that linked button and instead in the et_ITEM_PRESSED event I have captured the Linked Button and activated the User defined form. It worked fine in SAP 6.5. But in SAP 2004 it is giving the error "Invalid Target". I even tried giving the LinkedObject as lf_None for that linked button but without sucess. Please Help.

    Thanks

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