‎2008 Jul 17 12:59 PM
Hi All,
I am making changes to the ALV GRID and doing a save of the layout and then,I load the layout which I just saved.
I am able to see the fields in the order of my choice as I have saved.
This works perfectly in normal SAP GUI.
Load the GRID.
Click 'change layout' ->Save to a new layout ->Press 'Select Layout' ->Choose the newly Saved Layout ->Check if the GRID columns are as per the order in the LAYOUT.
When I try doin the same in SAP WEBGUI,on the load of the newly changed layout it is the same old layout that I get to see loaded on the screen i.e. the columns do not appear in the order I want it to be.I wonder waht on earth is wrong with WEBGUI ALV GRID(if at all there is any)
All the help in this world is welcome.
Useful answers will be awarded for sure!
Cheers,
Jayant
Edited by: Jayant on Jul 17, 2008 2:26 PM
Edited by: Jayant on Jul 17, 2008 3:10 PM
‎2008 Jul 17 2:15 PM
Do you have any Event Handling in your program.
I mean any USER_COMMAND form or event handler there in your program.
After you selecting the layout again it is triggering your program logic. and it is picking the Old Fieldcatalog , that is the reason you are getting the Same Layout.
Show your coding once.
Mostly because of your coding it is behaving like that.
‎2008 Jul 17 2:15 PM
Do you have any Event Handling in your program.
I mean any USER_COMMAND form or event handler there in your program.
After you selecting the layout again it is triggering your program logic. and it is picking the Old Fieldcatalog , that is the reason you are getting the Same Layout.
Show your coding once.
Mostly because of your coding it is behaving like that.
‎2008 Jul 18 9:09 AM
Hi Vinay,
You see that it works perfectly fine in SAP GUI...normal GUI that you launch from SAP LOGON pad.
But the problem arises only when we try to change the layout in WEBGUI(ITS).i.e launches the same session on a WEB BROWSER.
I may have to check if its a SAP error.....
Its a ALV GRID in standard transaction SAP claims management screen..
Thanks for the reply.
Cheers,
Jayant
Edited by: Jayant on Jul 18, 2008 2:59 PM