Hiding a SubScreen

[madhu_reddy22]

HI Guyz,

i have used the following code for hiding the subscreen. but it is not working. Please help me.

The code in the Flow logic is :

PROCESS BEFORE OUTPUT.

• general infotype-independent operations

MODULE BEFORE_OUTPUT.

CALL SUBSCREEN subscreen_empl INCLUDING empl_prog empl_dynnr.

CALL SUBSCREEN subscreen_header INCLUDING header_prog header_dynnr.

• infotype specific operations

MODULE P9667.

CALL SUBSCREEN SUBSCREEN_9667 INCLUDING 'MP966700' '0200'.

CALL SUBSCREEN SUBSCREEN_TC9667 INCLUDING 'MP966700' '0100'.

MODULE subcreen_hide.

MODULE HIDE_FIELDS1.

MODULE HIDDEN_DATA.

i have written the module for hiding the subscreen in the main program as follows

MODULE subcreen_hide OUTPUT.

if p9667-subty = '1'.

loop at screen.

if screen-name = 'SUBSCREEN_9667'.

screen-active = 0.

modify screen.

endif.

endloop.

endif.

if p9667-subty = '2'.

loop at screen.

if screen-name = 'SUBSCREEN_TC9667'.

screen-active = 0.

modify screen.

endif.

endloop.

endif.

ENDMODULE.

when i select subtype1 subscreen_9667 should not be displayed

and when i select subtype2 subscreen_tc9667 should not be displayed.

there is no difference before and after writing the module subscreen _hide. either ways both the subscreens are displayed for both the subtypes.

[madhu_reddy22]

HI Guyz,

i have used the following code for hiding the subscreen. but it is not working. Please help me.

The code in the Flow logic is :

PROCESS BEFORE OUTPUT.

• general infotype-independent operations

MODULE BEFORE_OUTPUT.

CALL SUBSCREEN subscreen_empl INCLUDING empl_prog empl_dynnr.

CALL SUBSCREEN subscreen_header INCLUDING header_prog header_dynnr.

• infotype specific operations

MODULE P9667.

CALL SUBSCREEN SUBSCREEN_9667 INCLUDING 'MP966700' '0200'.

CALL SUBSCREEN SUBSCREEN_TC9667 INCLUDING 'MP966700' '0100'.

MODULE subcreen_hide.

MODULE HIDE_FIELDS1.

MODULE HIDDEN_DATA.

i have written the module for hiding the subscreen in the main program as follows

MODULE subcreen_hide OUTPUT.

if p9667-subty = '1'.

loop at screen.

if screen-name = 'SUBSCREEN_9667'.

screen-active = 0.

modify screen.

endif.

endloop.

endif.

if p9667-subty = '2'.

loop at screen.

if screen-name = 'SUBSCREEN_TC9667'.

screen-active = 0.

modify screen.

endif.

endloop.

endif.

ENDMODULE.

when i select subtype1 subscreen_9667 should not be displayed

and when i select subtype2 subscreen_tc9667 should not be displayed.

there is no difference before and after writing the module subscreen _hide. either ways both the subscreens are displayed for both the subtypes.

[kathryn_mcgallicher]

Hello,

You may need to set all fields within the subscreen to active = 0 in order to hide the entire subscreen.

K---

[madhu_reddy22]

Hi,

the 2 subscreens have table controls. when i hide the tables the area used by the table remains in place.so when i call the second subscreen which is below the first subscreen the area covered by the first subscreen remains unused. so i thought if i hide the subscreen it might work properly.

[kathryn_mcgallicher]

Hello,

I have not tried hiding a subscreen that contains a table control.

If you can hide the table, but it leaves the subscreen behind, maybe there is one more attribute that needs to be set active = 0?

There is a table controls attribute field called "Reaction" that offers the choices of Show and Hide, but I could not locate any documentation on what it is used for.

Good luck! Sorry I could not be of assistance.

K----

[Former Member]

If you look in transaction "BIBS" (demo dynpros) there is an example there of using collapsible areas which might suit your purpose (code is in function group EXAMPLE_ENTRY_SCREEN)... here SAP have used one main screen (2200) which then uses one of 4 subscreens, one for each state the screen might be in e.g. 2240 has area 1 open, area 2 closed, 2260 has both closed etc etc.