on 05-31-2009 9:19 PM
Hi,
I have created an application that uses the Wizard type of layer control....it has 10 steps.
When deploying, I get a warning saying the following:
"Step <step name> cannot be reached or has more than one nested level"
This message appears for steps 4 through 10 but, of course as it is only a warning, it does not stop the application deploying.
When I run the deployed application, the wizard "path" at the top stops at step 3. However, I can progress all the way through to step 10 using my navigation controls and, at each stage past stage 4, when the stage is reached the corresponding extra box is added in the wizard "path" at the top.
This is frustrating - although it's not stopping my application working, I really want the whole path to be visible throughout that application. I've checked and checked and there is nothing strange about the step where the trail runs cold.
Has anyone else encountered this issue and, if so, do you have some means of resolving it?
Thanks,
Tristan
Hi Tristan,
I've got this exact problem. Did you resolve it ?
Thanks
Gary
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Hi Gary,
Funnily enough, I have just this minute received a response from SAP to my OSS note, see below. I haven't had time to try this out yet, but it sounds right.
The Wizard navigation shows in a given timeframe only the availible
default path between the layers.
The default path between layers is marked with the transition event
colored as purple, regular path is blue.
In your case, your model is defined as such
Select Version -- Create Budget(Purple) --> Load Data Next(Blue)>
The rest of the layers.
Therefore the reason that you don't see the rest of the steps is that
they are not defined as part of the default path for this iView.
In order to set a transition link to be part of the default path, right
click on it, and choose "Set as default".
Hi
Is it working for any other layer control like Tab or Link tree? Have you used more than one nested iViews in it? If you are using layer control then dont use nested iViews.
Regrads
Sandeep
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