topic Re: GUIXT - How to open script window in Application Development and Automation Discussions

GUIXT - How to open script window

Former Member — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 15:15:42 GMT

How do you open the script window for GUIXT again once you set the profile to have the start window to HIDDEN?

I set the START WINDOW option to HIDDEN and now I don't get the script window. I just want to turn it back on.

Re: GUIXT - How to open script window

Former Member — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 15:21:29 GMT

check in Customize Local Layout (ALT+F12) from SAP easy Access, in that press Activate GuiXT

is it that you are expecting..?

Re: GUIXT - How to open script window

Former Member — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 15:34:29 GMT

Well, the last time I edited my profile, I set up the START WINDOW to be HIDDEN. Now, when I activate GUIXT from the Customize Local Layout, the script window doesn't open anymore. Is there a way to undo the hidden setting for START WINDOW?

Re: GUIXT - How to open script window

Former Member — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 21:37:01 GMT

I was finally able to figure this out. I went to the registry on my computer and set the value there:

Here are the steps:

1) Run regedit

2) Go to HKEY_CURRENT USER/Software/SAP/SAPGUI Front/SAP Frontend Server/Customize

3) Look for GuiXT.StartHidden or GuiXT.StartMinimized and make sure the value is zero (0).

4) Log on to SAPGUI

5) Activate GUIXT

The pop-up screen should display once again.

If anybody has further questions, just let me know

Re: GUIXT - How to open script window

tholuganti — Thu, 06 Aug 2015 14:21:37 GMT

Hi Joseph,

The best way to turn it back on would be updating the options in your guixt.sjs file.

Location for the guixt.sjs file:

Normally would be C:\Program Files (x86)\SAP\FrontEnd\SAPgui

Edit guixt.sjs file as below:

Change the following section from:

//TRACEFLAGS = HIDECONSOLE;

//TRACEFLAGS = TRACE_RFCCALL | OPENCONSOLE;

TRACEFLAGS = OPENCONSOLE;

Change the following section to:

TRACEFLAGS = HIDECONSOLE;

//TRACEFLAGS = TRACE_RFCCALL | OPENCONSOLE;

//TRACEFLAGS = OPENCONSOLE;

Hope this resolves your issue. If you don't have access to write to this file then you can try the windows registry update method.

Regards,

Raj