topic Re: GUIXT in Application Development and Automation Discussions

GUIXT

Former Member — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 09:03:34 GMT

Hello Friends,

Any one could expalin me, how to use GUIXT,

My requirement is : in VA01 transaction, i need to shift the filed from one position to another position,

The field(USAGE) is now available in Item details subscreen(Sales A), and it is moved to VA01 main screen on item details.

Can any one help me..

Regards,

Nag..

Re: GUIXT

Former Member — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 09:19:24 GMT

Good

Please check the below link

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/89/91b9d8194f11d5b3a30050dae02d7c/content.htm

Thanks

mrutyun^

Re: GUIXT

Former Member — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 09:31:45 GMT

GUIXT is a kind of script...

you can make your own screen with GUIXT.(you can find some example and screen shot at http://www.synactive.com).

For example, when you order some materials with T-CODE: 'VA01'. you want to see it with a different style(with your company logo, with some additional buttons...stuff like that).

you can make your own screen with GUIXT.

First, make your code and then save it on your own PC.

when you start SAP Log on, sap load your script first, and then rearrange sap screen.

but I don't recommend that you use GUIXT.

Because there are some problems on it, If you make another sap external session, GUIXT doesn't work. It works only first session.

and if you want your client to see the screen with the same way like you,

your client have to have the GUIXT code in their own PC.

hope this helps

regards

Aakash Banga

Re: GUIXT

Former Member — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 09:58:15 GMT

I agree with Aakash, rather avoid it.

Cheers,

Julius

Re: GUIXT

Former Member — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 12:44:37 GMT

Hi Nag

You can use something like

Pos G[Auftrag] (8,38)

Which i use for my IW41 T.code

Re: GUIXT

Former Member — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 00:08:09 GMT

Nag,

Sorry for the late response with regard to your question on GuiXT. Unfortunately you've been mislead. First, you do have to generate the correct GuiXT script. You can manually write it, if you know how, or you can purchase the GuiXT Developer Suite that includes a WYSIWYG editor tool to make changes via a computer mouse and an interactive workbench to store large amounts of GuiXT code. Second, you don't have to load the same script to each and every client. That would be lot's of work. You have several options; the people who created GuiXT recommend storing the scripts in the SAP Web Repository (T-code: SMW0). This way you can designate the people who need to see this modification through each client's role and/or profile. Lastly, you can have multiple sessions up with the GuiXT customizations, however, it's recommended that you have as few sessions open as possible. Since GuiXT helps simply and automate SAP transactions it's goal is to have only one session running at any time so you can do all your work within that session.

I hope this helps.

-Carlos

Re: GUIXT

Former Member — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 07:36:08 GMT


> ...the people who created GuiXT recommend 
> -Carlos

I think what you meant to say is "the company I work for created GuiXT and we recommend...".

Cheers,

Julius

Re: GUIXT

Former Member — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 12:38:22 GMT

Hi Carlos,

Can you please share the steps on how to make GuiXT script applicable to all users of system. I have stored the script in Web Repository but what and where shall I configure that it will be applied for all users and individual users do not need to make any changes in there local PC's.

Regards,

Ahmed

Re: GUIXT

vishal_mehta — Sun, 21 Jul 2013 02:13:45 GMT

Hi Ahmed,

Please refer to the following links...

http://synactive.com/docu_e/doc_profile_options.html

http://synactive.com/docu_e/doc_usercatalog.html

http://synactive.com/docu_e/doc_profile.html

Hope it is helpful.

Good luck.

Best,

Vishal