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How to remove menu options from Campaign,Lead and integrated Marketing.

Former Member
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Hi Experts,

I am working on CRM webui screen.

  I need to Remove menu options from Campaign,

Lead and Integrated Marketing Calendar screens

   

For Campaign, the following push buttons are not required,

1.          Copy

2.          Campaign Automation

3.          Start

4.          More. In this option the following are not required

a.          Create Campaign Template

b.          Trigger Print

c.          Print Preview

For Lead the following push button options are not required,

1.          Copy

2.          Distribute

3.          More

For Integrated Marketing Calendar the following options are not required,

1.          New Campaign

2.          New campaign Element

3.          Delete Project

4.          Copy Project

5.          Settings

6.          Global Settings

7.          About Adobe Flash Player

   could anybody pls help me how to do ?

Thanks&Regards,

Sudipto

Accepted Solutions (1)

Accepted Solutions (1)

Former Member
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Hi Sudipto,

You need to enhance the corresponding component/view and redefine the IF_BSP_WD_TOOLBAR_CALLBACK~GET_BUTTONS method. There read all the buttons from internal table rt_buttons and remove those which you don't want.

Ex: Component/View : CPG_MAIN/OPOverview

Class: CL_CPG_MAIN_OPOVERVIEW_IMPL   Method: IF_BSP_WD_TOOLBAR_CALLBACK~GET_BUTTONS

Do similar changes for other objects.

Rgds,

Shobhit

Answers (2)

Answers (2)

Former Member
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Hi Shobhit,

Thanks so much for your reply,

It's working fine, but for Integrated Marketing calender iam unable to remove the options.

Could you please give me steps how to do ?

Thanks in advance

Thanks

Sudipto

Former Member
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Check the below thread

http://scn.sap.com/thread/1907981

Rgds,

Shobhit

Former Member
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Hi Sudipto,

for the marketing calendar try to change your required pfcg roles and remove the authorizations for those objects.

Regards,

Janine