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HI All

can anybody please tell me waht are default elements and active elements in SAPscript

Usuallt in address window, header, footer etc we use delfault elements ..what does it mean??

Thanks in advance

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Hey guyz

i thin you din get my question

I simply asked whats the difference between default elements and active elements??

m bit confused in between..

whatever we want to output on the form , we need to output from write _form FM in print program but we don need to use this FM for default elements??

so whats these default elements??

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Hi Rashmi,

1. /E

2. In layout, we use /E for writing any data ,

using the ELEMENT.

3. For this we have to specifically

use WRITE_FORM.

(other wise it won't get printed)

4. Any data which is outside this /E

(ie. not under any element)

will be printed AUTOMATICALLY

when that page is printed.

regards,

amit m.

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Hi Amit

so text outside /E does it call default element??

and what is them active elements??

plz bit elaborate it

Thanks in advance

Former Member
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Hi again,

1. In sapscript there is the concept

of default paragraph.

2. I did not get, from where

did u see in se71

the concept of default / active elements!

regards,

amit m.

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Actually i was going though already existing example S_example_1 in sapscipt and in that ex.. they passed sm elements using FM write_form in Main window and then mentioned , texts in address window will get automaticallt printed as it is default texts and thatz why don need to use write_form fm for that

So just wann know what is this default element and how do we define it ??

Thanks

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Hi again,

1. then when i said is correct

2. for default elements,

we don't have to use /E

3. we have to just write then anywehere

and it will get printed,

when we print the page.

regards,

amitm

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Thanks a lot Amit

I think i need to study more

anyways.. thanks once again