HIde button in SAP SRM

[Former Member]

Hello All,

We need to hide a button in SAP SRM at purchase order .

Could any one tell me how to hide it.

Regards,

Harsha

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Harsha,

For hiding any button please follow the steps below :-

Transaction Code - spro -> SAP Supplier Relationship Mangement -> SRM Server -> Cross Application Basic Settings -> POWL and advance Search -> Adjust POWL layout, Search Criteria, and Pushbutton -> Search for the feeder type (In your case it will be  'SAPSRM_FEEDER_AL_PO' )   -> Click on Action

In the 'Action' you can enable or disable the button. Also in Adjust POWL layout there is 'Field Catalog' which will help to position the columns.

Please reward points if it benefit you. 

Regards,

Ankita Bhagat

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Bhagat,

Thank you very much for your quick Response.

Can you suggest me how to find the Action ID for particular button.

Regards,

Harsha

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hi Bhagat,

I want to hide the following button(Propose Sources of Supply) in SRM  purchase order items tab.

But i don't see this button details in any feeder type in SPRO

spro -> SAP Supplier Relationship Mangement -> SRM Server -> Cross Application Basic Settings -> POWL and advance Search -> Adjust POWL layout, Search Criteria, and Pushbutton -> Search for the feeder type (In your case it will be  'SAPSRM_FEEDER_AL_PO' )   -> Click on Action

Can you please suggest me.

Regards,

Harsha

[RobinJanke · Accepted solution]

Hi,

in SE80 go to WebDynpro Component /SAPSRM/WDC_UI_PO_DOTC_IT and component configuration /SAPSRM/WDCC_FPM_PO_DOTC_OV and click on the start configurator button.

Enhance (more actions-> enhance) this webdynpro configuration by hiding the PROPOSE_SOS button in the toolbar (go through the built-in webdynpro tab and start scrolling).

V_PO_DOTC_BASIC -> ITEMS_TABLE -> ITEM_TABLE_TOOLBAR -> PROPOSE_SOS

Click on that and at the right side you will get the option to hide it.

[Former Member]

Hi harsha,

For the button (Propose Sources of Supply) please follow the steps mentioned by Robin Janke.

For more help please consider the attachment.

Regards,

Ankita Bhagat