on 06-14-2005 7:35 AM
Hi There,
SY-DATAR in ABAP/DYNPRO tells me that a user has typed in something so i can warn the user if the cancel-button is used. SAP rules this SY-DATAR so i don't have to bother about that.
Is there an equivalent in Web Dynpro for the SY-DATAR in ABAP?
Regards
Bertil Rebergen
Hi,
You can check if the node which is bound to the table has been changed or not,
using wdContext.node<name>.isChangedByClient()
wdContext.node<name>.isChanged().
Regards
Bharathwaj
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Hi
Just Check whether this link is useful
U can Use work Protect Mode
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/21/82a9058fa8de46b1ba7522289345b2/frameset.htm
Regards
Krishna kanth
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Hi Noufal,
I have a view X which holds a grid. This grid contains rows of a table. If I select a specific row to be changed I come up with another view (say Y) and in this view I can change the data of the row I just selected. The view hat for example two buttons a SAVE-button and a CANCEL-button. If I enter some data and use the CANCEL-button I want to warn the user his/her data will be lost!
Therefor I need to know if the user entered data or not, because if he did not enter any data than i don't have to worn him.
In ABAP I have a system field called SY-DATAR which holds a boolean that is set to true if the user has entered data.
Hopefully this clarifies it a little bit.
Hi,
If your webdynpro application is going to run in the portal environment then you can use the work protect mode mentioned by Krishna Kanth.
The following link might be useful for you
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/17/76d93f130f9115e10000000a155106/frameset.htm
Regards,
Santhosh.C
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