2016 Mar 14 3:34 PM
Hi All,
I am planning to add a 'OK' or 'ICON_OKAY' (Icon) to the GRID ALV.
Please check the below screenshots.
I am calling a screen XXXX here and in the MODULE status_XXXX OUTPUT. i have this below piece of code where above screen will popup.
Right next to Cancel button, I would like to add a OK or right indicator button.
Please let me know how to achieve this.
Regards,
EH
Hi Ethan,
Yes, its possible.
In PBO you can hide the button on the condition you want.
do loop at screen, and for that element name you can set its visible property on/off.
Thanks,
Dharmishta
2016 Mar 14 3:45 PM
2016 Mar 15 4:45 AM
Hi Raymond,
Thanks for your valuable reply.
Is there any possibilities that adding OK button will be based on any check Statement?
Eg: IF sy-subrc = 0.
Then only OK buttoon should enable.
ELSE.
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ENDIF.
2016 Mar 15 5:03 AM
Hi Ethan,
Yes, its possible.
In PBO you can hide the button on the condition you want.
do loop at screen, and for that element name you can set its visible property on/off.
Thanks,
Dharmishta
2016 Mar 15 5:14 AM
2016 Mar 15 7:12 AM
2016 Mar 15 9:06 AM
Hi,
EXCLUDING is only to remove/Leave the Function button. So do we have anything like INCLUDING keyword to specify the adding of a button?
I mean to say Based on the Check, OK Button/function should display.
Thanks,
EH
2016 Mar 15 5:32 AM
Hi ,
By using Loop ...End Loop u can play with the screen elements . (displaying or not displaying the screen elements).
Regards,
NKU
2016 Mar 15 5:46 AM
Hi,
Since I am asking for Button, I am not sure about how to achieve this.
2016 Mar 15 6:05 AM
Hi,
If you are using CL_GUI_ALV_GRID then
1) Create an event handler class.
2) Handle events TOOLBAR and USER_COMMAND of class CL_GUI_ALV_GRID.
3) In method of event TOOLBAR use structure STB_BUTTON to fill your toolbar button details like Fcode, text Icon
append this structure to E_OBJECT->MT_TOOLBAR .
4) In USER COMMAND write your code for the buttons
5) Set event handler after method SET_TABLE_FOR_FIRST_DISPLAY
Check the code below
CLASS CL_EVENT_HANDLER DEFINITION. PUBLIC SECTION. METHODS : USER_COMMAND FOR EVENT AFTER_USER_COMMAND OF CL_GUI_ALV_GRID IMPORTING E_UCOMM, TOOLBAR FOR EVENT TOOLBAR OF CL_GUI_ALV_GRID IMPORTING E_OBJECT E_INTERACTIVE. ENDCLASS. CLASS CL_EVENT_HANDLER IMPLEMENTATION. METHOD TOOLBAR. DATA : MT_TOOLBAR TYPE STB_BUTTON. CLEAR MT_TOOLBAR. MT_TOOLBAR-BUTN_TYPE = '3'. "separator APPEND MT_TOOLBAR TO E_OBJECT->MT_TOOLBAR. CLEAR MT_TOOLBAR. MT_TOOLBAR-BUTN_TYPE = '0'. "normal Button MT_TOOLBAR-FUNCTION = 'CL_REF'. "fcode MT_TOOLBAR-ICON = '@42@'. MT_TOOLBAR-QUICKINFO = 'UPDATE LOG FILE'. APPEND MT_TOOLBAR TO E_OBJECT->MT_TOOLBAR. ENDMETHOD. "TOOLBAR METHOD USER_COMMAND. IF E_UCOMM = 'CL_REF'. PERFORM ACTION. ENDIF. ENDMETHOD. "USER_COMMAND ENDCLASS. Regards,
NKU
2016 Mar 15 7:06 AM
2016 Mar 15 10:09 AM
SAPTechnical.COM - ALV with user defined buttons in toolbar
Please refer above link.
and award if USEFUL.
Regards,
NKU
2016 Mar 15 7:22 AM
module user_command_xxxx input
if sy-ucom = 'OK'.
select * from xx.
loop at.
write 😕 ,,
endloop.
elseif sy-ucomm = 'BACK'.
leave to screen 0.
endmodule
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