Sapscript: how to manage a second language

[former_member1161170]

Hi all.

I must get a second kind of “Z*” invoices with German language by Sapscript, but i wish to keep the same message/sapscript.

If I modify the same Sapscript in another language, in German, I suppose it can be executed logging in with language DE: is it correct? But If I logged in by Italian language, can I get somehow the German version too? And, least but not last, can i change the logo too?

Otherwise, changing method, can I test the WERKS field to output the right logo in the program or in the Sapscript? I know how to test in a normal window ( /:  IF &vbdkl-werks& EQ '....'), but I don't know how to do the same thing in a Graphic.

Thank you for the answers.

[former_member1161170]

Hi all.

I must get a second kind of “Z*” invoices with German language by Sapscript, but i wish to keep the same message/sapscript.

If I modify the same Sapscript in another language, in German, I suppose it can be executed logging in with language DE: is it correct? But If I logged in by Italian language, can I get somehow the German version too? And, least but not last, can i change the logo too?

Otherwise, changing method, can I test the WERKS field to output the right logo in the program or in the Sapscript? I know how to test in a normal window ( /:  IF &vbdkl-werks& EQ '....'), but I don't know how to do the same thing in a Graphic.

Thank you for the answers.

[Former Member]

Hello Massimiliano,

You just need to translate Sapscript and modify script program (Z program that fills invoice data) to act according to log-on language. SE63 can be used for translation.

Best regards,

Kerim

[former_member1161170]

No, I don't want to act according to log-on language. I want to choose the language by werks or by bukrs.

Looking for, I found the parameter language in function module OPEN_FORM.

So, ok: I can manage the language.

But how can I manage the logo?

It's a graphic, a bitmap. It must be changed by the language.

[bernat_loscos]

Hi massimiliano,

Developing SAPScript in different languages

You can goto transaction SE63 and translate the scripts into different languages.

In SE63, click Translation -> Long Texts -> Sapscripts -> Forms

Those language you can convert to have already been pre-installed in the system.

SE63 is the best way to translate since it offers check options.

Regards.

[former_member1161170]

SE63 doesn't let me change the logo, the graph.

I need to change this one changing language.

[Former Member]

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[former_member1161170]

I read the page.

It would be useful:

> Command in your Sapscript

> /: INCLUDE Z_YOUR_LOGO OBJECT TEXT ID ST LANGUAGE E

But I'm in 4.6x:

>In 4.6x :-

> 1.  Goto SE71 Change the mode to GRAPHICAL

> 2.  Choose the Graph Tabstrips

> 3.  Now type in some name for the LOGO WINDOW

> 4.  Press the IMPORT BUTTON and then IMPORT the BMP file from your DESKTOP

> 5.  The code will be written automatically. You just need to drag and drop wherever you want

>      the graphics to be.

> Please note that in 4.6c onwards, you can also used Windows Bitmap file ( .BMP).

So, I presume, I need to get a new sapscript/message ...

[enrico_andreoli]

Ciao Massimiliano,

come hai risolto con la lingua? Sei riuscito a gestirla in base a divisione/società?

[former_member1161170]

Yes I do it passing through a "normal" window, not a graphic one.

For example:

/:   IF &WA_ZCMR-BUKRS& = 'TIMBRO1'

/:   BITMAP 'TIMBRO1' OBJECT GRAPHICS ID BMAP TYPE BMON DPI 200

/:   ELSE

/:   BITMAP 'TIMBRO2' OBJECT GRAPHICS ID BMAP TYPE BMON DPI 200

/:   ENDIF

[Former Member]

Hi,

if you designed your script well, the language is held dynamically. Depending on the business-case some forms uses the login language, others uses the language of businesspartner.

so check the language is dynamically read from the right place and every SO10-Text call has no hard Coded EN or DE in it. so for example if you reading the logo dynamically in the driver programm or in the sap-script-formular you should be fine. otherwise you have to change this logics.

the formular itself can be copied to another language.

regards

Stefan Seeburger

[former_member1161170]

In our reality, in our context, some employees log in in Italian, others log in in German. But who logs in in Italian works both: with italian invoices and german ones.

The people must not log off and login to change language: I must decide the logo from "werks" or "vkorg".
So I solved with an "if" in sapscript logic passing through a "normal" window, not a graphic one.

[enrico_andreoli]

Hi,

logo is not my problem, that's pretty easy and already managed with an IF clause like yours.

I've explained my problem here in a discussion:

I've translated a SAP SCRIPT (production order - CO02/CO03) from Italian to Serbian using SE76.

I need to print in IT (italian) or in SH (serbian) depending on the WERKS of the production order (1100 -> IT, 2000 -> SH). I can't use system language 'cause users may log on in IT, SH or EN depending on what they prefers.

I read in other discussions about the FM OPEN_FORM; at the moment i have this setup:

call function 'OPEN_FORM'

     exporting

       device   = 'PRINTER'

       dialog   = space

       form     = print_co-forml

       language = print_co-spras

       options  = print_opts

     exceptions

       canceled = 01

       device   = 02

       form     = 03

       options  = 04

       unclosed = 05.

   call function 'START_FORM'

     exporting

       startpage = startpage.

[Former Member]

Hi,

I've seen a solution at some customers for multi-lingual sapScript Forms:

They defined all the texts in a SO10-Text. At start of the form they included the SO10-Text with the needed language.

The form has all text only with text-symbols, so one form can have many different languages.

Regards