2015 Jun 03 7:39 AM
Hello everybody.
The answer to my problem I don't found. Please give me advice.
I have main screen 100 (where - two table control), and second subscreen 200(where - checkbox).
And I call subscreen 200 from main screen 100 in PBO:
Question: How hide one of the tables on main screen 100, push on checkbox second subscreen 200.
Thanks.
2015 Jun 03 7:52 AM
Hi Alex,
You can create a global variable in Report (gv_hide). In PBO of the main screen, you must add a new Module whith a LOOP AT SCREEN - ENLOOP...somethink like this:
LOOP AT SCREEN.
if gv_hide = 'X'.
Table_control_name-INVISIBLE = 'X'.
MODIFY SCREEN.
endif.
ENDLOOP.
Value of gv_hide is set to 'X' when in subscreen 200 you push on checkbox (gv_hide can be directly your checkbox input value).
Regards.
Luis.
Hi Alex,
You can create a global variable in Report (gv_hide). In PBO of the main screen, you must add a new Module whith a LOOP AT SCREEN - ENLOOP...somethink like this:
LOOP AT SCREEN.
if gv_hide = 'X'.
Table_control_name-INVISIBLE = 'X'.
MODIFY SCREEN.
endif.
ENDLOOP.
Value of gv_hide is set to 'X' when in subscreen 200 you push on checkbox (gv_hide can be directly your checkbox input value).
Regards.
Luis.
2015 Jun 03 7:52 AM
Hi Alex,
You can create a global variable in Report (gv_hide). In PBO of the main screen, you must add a new Module whith a LOOP AT SCREEN - ENLOOP...somethink like this:
LOOP AT SCREEN.
if gv_hide = 'X'.
Table_control_name-INVISIBLE = 'X'.
MODIFY SCREEN.
endif.
ENDLOOP.
Value of gv_hide is set to 'X' when in subscreen 200 you push on checkbox (gv_hide can be directly your checkbox input value).
Regards.
Luis.
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