2008 Apr 23 12:47 PM
Hi,
Can we have a push button in a list body ( Not in Gui element like application bar). If yes then how?
Thanks & Regards,
Abhishek Sarkar
2008 Apr 23 1:22 PM
u can't create a push button...............but u can create a hotspot....using the formate options .........it will serve the purpose.....
Regards,
Vamshidhar .
Hi,
Can we have a push button in a list body ( Not in Gui element like application bar). If yes then how?
Thanks & Regards,
Abhishek Sarkar
2008 Apr 23 1:22 PM
u can't create a push button...............but u can create a hotspot....using the formate options .........it will serve the purpose.....
Regards,
Vamshidhar .
2008 Apr 23 1:26 PM
2008 Apr 23 1:29 PM
Hi,
You can put push button in the output list. You have to use SET PF-STATUS statement.
Just follow these stepts.
1. write SET PF-STATUS 'TEST'.
2. double click on TEST.
3. It will ask you to create status object. click on YES.
4. give the short description and press enter.
5. next screen you will find three things like... MENU BAR, APPLICATION TOOL BAR and FUNCTION KEYS.
6. click on the down arrow that appears next to APPLICATION TOOL BAR.
7. in the items, in first box write your name and press down the text. one popup box will come. press enter.
8. give the function text and press enter.
9. assign key for your push button. and press enter.
10. press enter and activate.
Regards,
Satish
2008 Apr 23 1:40 PM
Hi Satish,
First of all, it will create a push button in application toold bar, not in list body ( I specifically asked whether there is a way to create push button in a list body not in application tool bar).
Even if we create it in application tool bar, then how to handle that function code. Just in case of dialog, PAI get called when you press the push button. But in case of report program nothing is getting called when we presing the push button in application tool bar. The how to handle that pushbutton/ function code in application tool bar or a report?
Thanks & Regards,
Abhishek Sarkar
2008 Apr 23 3:21 PM
The coding will be done in At User-Command event.
Thanks for replying.
2008 Apr 23 3:23 PM
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