triggerring new page in the script

[Former Member]

Hi

can anybody tell me how to trigger a new page in the script on condition.

my problem is i want to print material & its discription based on the MRP controller using scripts.

if the MRP controller changes then it has to trigger a new page in the script.

page 1.

MRP controller 102

material1 material1-discription.

material2 material2-discritpion.

new page shoud trigger here

page 2

MRP Controller 103

material1 material1-discription.

material2 material2-discritpion.

Thanks in advance

[Former Member]

Hi

can anybody tell me how to trigger a new page in the script on condition.

my problem is i want to print material & its discription based on the MRP controller using scripts.

if the MRP controller changes then it has to trigger a new page in the script.

page 1.

MRP controller 102

material1 material1-discription.

material2 material2-discritpion.

new page shoud trigger here

page 2

MRP Controller 103

material1 material1-discription.

material2 material2-discritpion.

Thanks in advance

[Former Member]

Hi,

Sort by mrp controller.

loop.

at new mrp controller.

Use CALL FUNCTION 'CONTROL_FORM'

EXPORTING

COMMAND = 'NEW-PAGE'.

endloop.

[Former Member]

Thanks alot to all for immediate reply

[Former Member]

Hi Sami,

U can trigger new page Printing with help of function module "START_FORM".

Try to build the logic as below:

Loop at Itab.

At New <Mrp-Control>

CALL FUNCTION 'START_FORM'

EXPORTING

FORM = 'FORM Name'

STARTPAGE = "Page Name'

EXCEPTIONS

form = 1

format = 2

unended = 3

unopened = 4

unused = 5

OTHERS = 6.

Endat.

At end <Mrp-Contrl>

CALL FUNCTION 'END_FORM'

exceptions

unopened = 1

OTHERS = 2.

Endat.

Endlloop.

This will serve ur purpose.

Regards,

Wasim.

[Former Member]

Hi,

First Call That text Element Were U Used New-page Coomand.

SAPscript automatically inserts a page break when the main window of a page (MAIN) is full. You can use the NEW-PAGE command to force a page break in the text at any point you want one. The text following this command then appears on a new page. The page break is always performed (it is an unconditional page break).

The NEW-PAGE command completes the current page. This means that all the windows that are still on the page are printed immediately. If you use the NEW-PAGE command without parameters, the page defined in the current form as the next page will be taken next. If, however, your form contains a number of different pages, then you can specify any one of these as the next page to be used.

Syntax:

/: NEW-PAGE page_name

/: NEW-PAGE

The current page will be completed and the text in the following lines will be written to the page specified in the form.

/: NEW-PAGE S1

As above, except that the page S1 will be taken as the next page.

If, in a NEW-PAGE command, you specify a page not contained in the form, the specification is ignored.

Take care that there are no blank lines immediately before a NEW-PAGE command. If an implicit page break occurs within the blank lines, an unexpected blank page may be printed.

2.it can be set in two way

1 using SE71 ur Script transaction

u can create new page by clicking page tab in Se71 and goto edit->create Element.. that will create a new page..

2 Using ur SE38 itself by setting a flag variable = X u can create a new page..

if page = ' X '. new-page. endif.

reward if helpful

Shiva Kumar

[Former Member]

HI ..

There are two ways in which u can trigger a new page.

1. If the data u want to print is already available then u can call

START_FORM depending on the new MRP.No.. with which u can call a new page and then WRITE_FORM ..in which u specify the text element name which will write the data to the LAyout.

Then Call END_FORM.

2. Suppose the data is held in an internal table then u can try this.

loop at i_data into wa_data.

at new wa_data-mrp.no

Call "WRITE_FORM"

with text element : MATR

endat.

endloop.

In the text Element ( In script Coding )

/E MATR

/: NEW-PAGE xyz

/: &wa_data-matrno& ,, &wa_data-mrp.no&

Hope this helps you.

Thanx,

Navin.