on 09-29-2008 9:15 AM
Hi, all.
I meet a problem in displaying the sapscript main window.
My situation is like below:
Situation 1 : Print out 1 page only.
Design : Page 1 got 1 main window and 1 sub window.
Situation 2 : Print out 2 and above pages.
Design : Page 1 got main window but no need the sub window, so it had to stretch down to bottom page in each page. Until last page, sub window finally print out with the main window just like situation 1.
Anyone got any idea to do this.
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
As per my understanding of the question,
As u need two different pages, i.e. one with a single window n other with 2 windows:
In script create 2 pages:
1.Page1 have main window and sub window
2.Page2 have only main window.
Now in driver program,
call function open-form.
when scenario 1
call function start-form for page1
call function write-form etc.....
call function end-form
when scenario 2
call function start-form for page2
call function write-form etc.....
call function end-form
call function close-form.
Hope its clear.
Plz revert back if u get any doubts.
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In driver program, it was like:
call function open-form.
if scenario 1
call function start-form for page1
call function write-form etc.....
call function end-form
elseif scenario 2
call function start-form for page2
call function write-form etc.....
call function end-form
endif
call function close-form.
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oh no! Is it really can not do like that?
Or have any solution to do in order to fulfill the situations above that i mentioned.
Thanks in advance.
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hai,
it is not possible to strech down the mainwindow,
but we can make the sub window to come only in last page.
shan.
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I don't think it is possible in script.
Edited by: Anil Mane on Sep 29, 2008 10:23 AM
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