‎2010 Apr 01 8:56 AM
Dear Friends,
I can work on Report & Screen efficiently.
But, I learned Smartforms as Trial & Error - also developed a few.
For Smartforms - In 'Code' - I have to write no. of lines ( a lengthy code).
Is it possible u2013 to change the editor (like u2018textu2019) or display the Code in full page.
Thanking you in anticipation
Regards,
Ashlesha
‎2010 Apr 01 9:00 AM
Hi
enter in the smartforms and open a text object..
there's a square with a pencil and paper on the left, click there.
if you want change editor:
goto->change editor
best regards
Marco
‎2010 Apr 01 9:00 AM
Hi
enter in the smartforms and open a text object..
there's a square with a pencil and paper on the left, click there.
if you want change editor:
goto->change editor
best regards
Marco
‎2010 Apr 01 9:35 AM
HI,
If you want to change the code of smartform, Open the smartform and go to Global Definitions -> then click on initialization tab. Click on pencil button to change it to write mode.
Alternatively,
After activating the Smartform, Go to Menu -> Environment -> Function Module Name ->Click.
Copy the name of the FM including slash. open SE37 and paste the FM name to display the source code of the Smartforms.
Hope it will help you.
Thanks & Regards
Rocky Agarwal
‎2010 Apr 01 9:59 AM
Hi,
In "SMARTFORMS" in Text Editor,, go to Utilities, and click "Change Editor".
Thanks
Devinder
‎2010 Apr 01 10:00 AM
Marco & Rockey,
Thanks.
But I want the full page display of 'Code' ( In window - Create --> Flow logic --> Program Lines) --> General Attributes.
Here, this comes only in part of the Screen. Is it possible to take full screen display of it?
( Like in 'text' (In window - Create --> Text) we have 'Txt Editor'.)
‎2010 Apr 01 10:04 AM
Hi,..
no you can't....you can oly see half screen.......you cannot have ful screen of the program editor..
regards
marco
‎2010 Apr 01 10:14 AM
Hi,
Please check the 2nd part of my post. I have mentioned the way you can get the full display of the code. It is possible only by calling the function module of the smartform.
Thanks & Regards
Rocky Agarwal