Question Re: Web Functions: 2 FILTER 2 IOBJNM in Technology Q&A

Web Functions: 2 FILTER 2 IOBJNM

Former Member — Fri, 16 Jan 2004 20:53:42 GMT

I'm trying to apply the solution outlined by Heike Guder, who kindly responded to my previous question several days ago. (Web: Linking Similar Objects)

Can anyone help with the exact syntax to allow simultanious filtering (based on drop-down selection) of two tables which both include cost centre, but with different names, i.e.

0COSTCENTER: Cost center is a characteristic

0COORDER__0RESP_CCTR: Responsible Cost Center is a navigable attribute of Order

Here is one of very many combinations I have tried...

<SAP_BW_URL MULTI='X'

DATA_PROVIDER_1='ORDERVIEW' FILTER_IOBJNM_1='0COORDER__0RESP_CCTR'

DATA_PROVIDER_2='COSTCENTREVIEW' FILTER_IOBJNM_2='0COSTCENTER'>

Any suggestions greatly appreciated,

Rob

Re: Web Functions: 2 FILTER 2 IOBJNM

Former Member — Mon, 19 Jan 2004 10:36:26 GMT

Hi Robert,

your URL should somehow look like: (This is an example solution)

You can't use DATA_PROVIDER_1, DATA_PROVIDER_2 in your URL.

Please also make sure, that when you use FILTER_IOBJNM_2 you also need FILTER_VALUE_2.

I think the best option is solution one using a command sequence (as option 2 will filter all dataproviders; and not just the 2 specified). You probably need some javascript-Coding, as you need to use the same filter value in 2 different places. When you use a drop-Down-Box implement an onchange-Javascript function. Read the new selected value and post the correct url.

Regards

Heike

Re: Web Functions: 2 FILTER 2 IOBJNM

Former Member — Tue, 20 Jan 2004 09:52:26 GMT

Thanks agian Heike.

It does seem that JavaScript may be necessary; and someone on SAPFANS kindly provided it. Anybody (with 0CCA_C11 and 0OPA_C11 activated) wishing to apply this solution just needs to copy the following code into the HTML tab of the Web Application Designer, and modify the query names.

_________________________________________________________________