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SapScript Elements

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Hello guys,

How do I find the elements that a window has related?,

I have my window MAIN, it should iterate because what I´m printing have many positions, and I guess it´snt happenig because I don´t have the correct element (/E), how do I find it?

Thanks,

Gabriel Pulido

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Hi ,

You can find the text elements in a sap script by using the following path:

T/cod > SE71> Enterform name>Display page layout>Select the Desired window(Like MAIN Etc..)> then EDIT (in Menubar)> windows--> Textelements (This will show the text elements belongs to the window that you have selected)

Hope this may help you.

Lanka

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Hi ,

You can find the text elements in a sap script by using the following path:

T/cod > SE71> Enterform name>Display page layout>Select the Desired window(Like MAIN Etc..)> then EDIT (in Menubar)> windows--> Textelements (This will show the text elements belongs to the window that you have selected)

Hope this may help you.

Lanka

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Check all the line where command is /E.

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suresh_datti
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Hi,

PL use the following option to look at th Txt elements of the MAIN eindowse71>windows> display>double click on MAIN>Edit> Text Elements>Goto--> Change Editor

Regards,

Suresh Datti

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Hi Gabriel,

If possible use FM READ_FORM.it will give you all the details of the form.You need to enter just the form name in the FM parameters.