‎2008 Nov 12 2:26 PM
Hallo,
I have a programme which has an alv grid. On the top of the alv a docking control is set, in which there is another alv grid.
Now I want to extend the programme: the docked alv shows statistical information but now we have some different statistics. Because of this, I would like to have a tabstrip docked instead of the docked alv grid. The tabstrip itself should have 3 strips then, in which there shall be different alv grids each. Consequently, my question is now: How can I add a tabstrip to a docking container or, alternatively, how can I dock a tabstrip on top of an alv directly?
I hope, you understand what my question is.
Kind regards,
Michael
Edited by: Michael Alexander Voelkel on Nov 12, 2008 3:29 PM
‎2008 Nov 12 3:26 PM
You cannot place tabstrip in any kind of containers, but vice versa yes.
What you need is:
1) remove your docing container
2) place at its place subscreen area (using screen painter)
3) create a subcreen where you put your tabstrip (screen painter)
4) during runtime place your subscreen in that subscreen area.
5) now at each tabstrip you can put custom container (you even must do it) and here you place different alvs and other controls
For using subscreens see this similar thread [Is possible insert a new dynpro in a spillter container|]
Regards
M.
‎2008 Nov 12 3:26 PM
You cannot place tabstrip in any kind of containers, but vice versa yes.
What you need is:
1) remove your docing container
2) place at its place subscreen area (using screen painter)
3) create a subcreen where you put your tabstrip (screen painter)
4) during runtime place your subscreen in that subscreen area.
5) now at each tabstrip you can put custom container (you even must do it) and here you place different alvs and other controls
For using subscreens see this similar thread [Is possible insert a new dynpro in a spillter container|]
Regards
M.
‎2008 Nov 12 3:35 PM
Hey,
but wouldn't it be more intelligent to place a tab control in the screen painter immediately instead of putting a subscreen with a tab control there? Sounds like unnecessary overhead.
Kind regards,
Michael
Edited by: Michael Alexander Voelkel on Nov 12, 2008 4:46 PM
‎2008 Nov 12 3:47 PM