regarding DDIC

Former Member — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 08:08:32 GMT

HI,

PLZ. TELL ME HOW I CAN ADD HYPERTEXT LINK TO F1 HELP .

Re: regarding DDIC

ak_upadhyay — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 08:57:34 GMT

Hi Vishal,

Try this....

Hypertext Link in F1 Help.

Begin at the R/3 main menu and choose the menu path Tools->ABAP/4 Development Workbench. The ABAP/4 Development Workbench screen is displayed.

Choose the menu path Utilities->Documentation. The Document Maintenance: Initial Screen is displayed.

Click on the down-arrow of the Document Class field. A list of document classes is displayed.

Double-click on General Text. The Document Class field now contains the value General text, and a field named General Text is displayed at the top of the Document Maintenance screen. (The Documentation Type field should already contain the value Original user. If it doesn't, click on the down arrow at the end of the field and change it.)

In the General Text field, type the name of a document you want to create. The name must start with y or z. REMEMBER THIS NAME.

Press the Create button. The Change General Text: Language E screen is displayed.

Type your document here. Press the Enter key at the end of each paragraph.

Press the Save Active button. The Create Object Catalog Entry screen is displayed.

Press the Local Object button. You are returned to the Change General Text screen and the message "Document was saved in active status" appears in the status bar.

Press the Back button to return to the Document Maintenance: Initial screen.

Press the Back button again to return to the ABAP/4 Development Workbench screen.

Go into the Data Dictionary and display your data element.

Press the Display <-> Change button on the Application toolbar. Your screen switches to change mode.

Press the Documentation button on the Application toolbar. The Change Data Element: Language E screen is displayed.

Place your cursor in the position at which you want to insert a hyperlink.

Choose the menu path Include->Reference. The Insert Link screen is displayed.

Click on the down arrow at the end of the Selected Reference field. The Title screen is displayed; notice that it contains a list of document classes.

Double-click on General text. The Selected Reference field now contains the value General text, and a field named General Text is displayed at the top of the screen.

In the General Text field, type the name of the document you created in step 6.

In the Name In Document field, enter the hyperlink text. This is the text that will be highlighted and on which the user will be able to click to receive more help.

Press the Continue button. You are returned to the Change Data Element: Language E screen and a link appears at the cursor position.

Press the Save Active button on the Application toolbar.

You can try out your new hyperlink immediately by choosing the menu path Document->Screen Output. The Display Documentation screen is displayed, your help text appears, and your hyperlink should be highlighted.

Click on the hyperlink. The Display Hypertext: screen is displayed and your document should appear.

Press Back three times to return to the Dictionary: Table/Structure screen.

To test your hyperlink, display your table and choose the menu path Utilities->Create Entries. The Table Insert screen is shown.

Position your cursor in the field for which you created F1 help.

Press F1. Your help text with the hyperlink should be displayed.

Click on the hyperlink. Your new document should be displayed.

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Regards

Re: regarding DDIC

Former Member — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 10:41:15 GMT

Hi ,

How to Create a Hypertext Link in F1 Help .

please check url

<a href=" http://abap.webulmeu.com/ch03/ch03.htm#UtilizingFHelp ">http://abap.webulmeu.com/ch03/ch03.htm#UtilizingFHelp</a>

step by step procedure is given.

Please reward pts if found helpfull

Regards

Gopal

Re: regarding DDIC

Former Member — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 23:14:32 GMT

The first answer has been copied from the textbook Sams teach abap in 21 days, although its a great book but a lot of things has changed since.

The first answer is works but all you have to do is type SE61 on command line at abap workbench initial screen.And then follow the procedure mentioned above.

The second answer's links are dead.

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