SAPscript: link to existing element in same window

[Joerg_S]

Hi,

i'm using standard print programm (SAPM07DR) to print material documents (MIGO).

I allready have defined my element

/E WE3KOPF

and printout is OK.

Problem:
for other type of material print programm (SAPM07DR) is requesting

/E WE3KOPF1

Standard solution would be:
create

/E WE3KOPF1

and copy/paste text from

/E WE3KOPF

into

i don't like that, because in case of changings i have to change twice !!!

So i search for a function which allows me to link to

/E WE3KOPF

like:

-

-

---

/E WE3KOPF

K1 &H_STRAS&
K1 &H_PSTLZ& &H_ORT01& &H_ORT02&
/*

/E WE3KOPF1

/: link to WE3KOPF <---- ???

does anybody know about such a function?

(i don't want to change/copy standard print program!)

kind regards

Jörg S.

Message was edited by: Jörg S. (i like it bold)

Jörg Sauterleute

[Former Member]

Hi,

Try this..

Use the PERFORM STATEMENT in the text element WE3KOPF1..

/E WE3KOPF1

SAPSCRIPT FORM CHANGES

-

---

/: PERFORM DISPLAY_WE3KOPF1 IN PROGRAM ZREPORT1

............

/: ENDPERFORM.

Report program

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---

Create a new report program and have that subroutine here.

FORM DISPLAY_WE3KOPF1 TABLES IN_PAR STUCTURE ITCSY

OUT_PAR STRUCTURE ITCSY.

• CALL THE FUNCTION WRITE_FORM WITH THE TEXT ELEMENT.

ENDFORM.

Thanks,

Naren

[Joerg_S]

Hi Naren,

in Function "WRITE_FORM" there is a certain check:

+function write_form.

data:

create type i,

etype like itcca-tdetype.

check co_perform-active <> true.+ <--- !!! (function was left at this point)

subrc = 0

Looks like SAP avoids your solution ...

kind regards

Jörg

[Clemenss]

Hi Jörg,

Hmm. You could try to write an external form and let this form trigger the defined element.

At element WE3KOPF1 add the command lines

/: PERFORM LINK_ELEMENT IN PROGRAM Z_SAPSCRIPT_FORMS

/: USING 'WE3KOPF1'

/: ENDPERFORM

Then create an external formroutine with a function call

CALL FUNCTION 'WRITE_FORM'

...

elem = -value

...

Just an idea - don't know it works. I hope you have minimal experience creating external form for sapscript. If not - it's well-documented at

Calling ABAP Subroutines: PERFORM

Hope it's worth a try.

Regards,

Clemens

[Joerg_S]

Hi Clemens,

see below ...

[Clemenss]

Hi Jörg,

sorry and thank you for trying.

No glory gained (:

Regards,

Clemens

[Joerg_S]

No Solution found.

Not worth trying any longer...