no display command

[Former Member]

Hi All,

i have declared to radiobutton in my program . statement is like this.

parameters : drsalab radiobutton group g1,

vrsalab radiobutton group g1.

in my program i do not want to display these two radiobutton.

How i can do this . please help me.

Thanks

Dinesh

[Former Member]

Comment it out the code used for radio button.

Thanks,

Sriram POnna.

[Former Member]

If u dont want to display y have u declared it?

anyway this ll do...

PARAMETERS : rb1 RADIOBUTTON GROUP rad modif id id1,
             rb2 RADIOBUTTON GROUP rad modif id id1.

AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT.

      LOOP AT SCREEN.
        CASE screen-group1.
          WHEN 'ID1'.
            screen-active = 0.
        ENDCASE.
        MODIFY SCREEN.
      ENDLOOP.

[Former Member]

Hi,

parameters :

drsalab radiobutton group g1,

vrsalab radiobutton group g1.

at selection-screen output.

loop at screen.

if screen-name cp 'drsalab'.

screen-invisible = 1.

modify screen.

endif.

if screen-name cp 'vrsalab'.

screen-invisible = 1.

modify screen.

endif.

endloop.

Plzz reward points if it helps.

[Former Member]

Hi,

Go to Layout of the screen where you have the Radiobuttons ->

Click on Edit Icon ->

Double Click on the Radiobuttons ->

The Screen Painter Attributes screen will spring up ->

Go below in the Attributes section ->

Click Display Tab ->

Check Invisible checkbox.

Reward if helpful.

[Former Member]

Write the coding in Initialization as ...

parameters : drsalab radiobutton group g1,

vrsalab radiobutton group g1.

initialization.

loop at screen.

if screen-name = 'DRSALAB' or

screen-name = 'VRSALAB'.

screen-invisible = '1'.

modify screen.

endif.

endloop.

[Former Member]

Hi dinesh thate,

Comment the two variables or else do the following

parameters : drsalab radiobutton group g1,

vrsalab radiobutton group g1.

at selection-screen output.

loop at screen.

if screen-name cp 'drsalab' or

screen-name cp 'vrsalab'.

screen-active = '0'.

modify screen.

endif.

endloop.

Reward if it is useful,

Mahi.