2007 Feb 27 7:54 PM
Hi all,
I have to write this application which is mapped over a Z*database for Products which are in one to many relation with another 5 entities and the 5th in 1 to many with another one. My goal is to design a UI that shows the whole picture: main screen divided in two vertically. In the left , a tree representing the products. The remaining of the screen divided horizontally. In the upper side a tabstrip with 4 panels(for the first four entities related to the product displayed), each containing an editable ALV Grid. The lower part divided again in two, vertically. In the left, another tree (for the 5th) whose 2nd level nodes may contain references to the 6th entity. In the right another two editable ALV Grids with data related to the selected note in the second tree.
I know it is a little confusing but the main idea is working with multiple controls in the same screen. Should I design all the controls in the main screen or should I use subscreens for each area described early. What should be the logic behind each subscreen?
How can I show all the related information of one selected product in the main tree?
Are ther any clear examples of these types of apps?
Please help me carry out this. Points rewarded for every helpful answer, thats a promise !
2007 Feb 27 9:59 PM
Hi,
If you want to design ALV in the Subscreens then you need to use containers meaning ALV should be designed with methods.
Please look into the standard example may be you will get an idea to decide in which you way you need to design.
1. Go to se38.
2. Utilites --->Examples --> control examples --> tree controls/table controls/subscreens.. you execute those .. may be you will get an idea.
Br,
Laxmi.
Hi,
If you want to design ALV in the Subscreens then you need to use containers meaning ALV should be designed with methods.
Please look into the standard example may be you will get an idea to decide in which you way you need to design.
1. Go to se38.
2. Utilites --->Examples --> control examples --> tree controls/table controls/subscreens.. you execute those .. may be you will get an idea.
Br,
Laxmi.
2007 Feb 27 9:59 PM
Hi,
If you want to design ALV in the Subscreens then you need to use containers meaning ALV should be designed with methods.
Please look into the standard example may be you will get an idea to decide in which you way you need to design.
1. Go to se38.
2. Utilites --->Examples --> control examples --> tree controls/table controls/subscreens.. you execute those .. may be you will get an idea.
Br,
Laxmi.
2007 Feb 28 10:37 AM
yes, I wanted to use the default functionalities of the ALV Grids.
Anyway,using simple table controls, I could get sorting and filtering with a little programming.If so, what should be the logic behind each screen to get all the data in the same time?
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