Search Help

[Former Member]

Hi all

Can u please let me know to use search help in my BSP Page. how i can create search help. if possible send me the coding.

Regards

Saravanan

[athavanraja · Accepted solution]

Check out the following weblogs.

/people/thomas.jung3/blog/2004/11/01/bsp-value-input-help-popups-version-20-part-1

/people/thomas.jung3/blog/2004/11/01/bsp-value-input-help-popups-version-20-part-2

/people/thomas.jung3/blog/2004/09/17/bsp-150-a-developer146s-journal-part-xii-150-value-input-help-popups

Regards

Raja

[Former Member]

hi,

u can easily do that with some smart javascript code.

check out the following link.

[Former Member]

Hi All

Thank you . i have given rewared points for ur great answer.

But Raja in ur answer i saw very long coding. it's not mean which u gave the weblog coding is making very scard but is it ness'y this much of coding just display the smillar R/3 search help on browser using BSP Page?. could u please explain me very smible way to display the smilar R/3 serch help on the browser. i am using htmlb. if u have coding for this plz send me.

Regards

Saravanan

[thomas_jung]

Let me answer as the person who wrote all the very long coding from that weblog.

There is a lot of coding because this coding is to provide an easy to use generic service. If you were to look at all the code that SAP provides behind the scenes for making Search Helps work in R/3 you would certainly see similarly large amount of code. It takes a lot code to make something as complex as a search help that easy to use.

Unfortunetely there isn't really a SAP delivered solution for BSP with the same functionality as the ABAP Search help. That is where the coding in this weblog comes in. It provides this functionality as an easy to use BSP extension. Once you have implemented this code in your system, you should be able to use the search help as easily as the following:

 <zkeg:inputHelp id       = "newassembly"
                    value    = "//model/ASSEMBLY"
                    multiple = "false"
                    rfcDest  = "<%= application->rfcdest %>"
                    disabled = "<%= application->MY_BLOCK_NON_TEAM_UPDATES %>"
                    objtype  = "BUS1001"
                    objname  = "Material"
                    size     = "20"
                    method   = "ExistenceCheck"
                    keyField = "MATNR"
                    param    = "Material" />

That's all the coding you would need to add the rather complex collective search help for Material Master to your BSP application (even if your BSP application runs on a different system than where the Search Help source data resides).