on 02-12-2010 4:11 PM
Hi all,
I am trying to develop a small adobe interactive form application embedded in web dynpro java.
I am unable to make value help work. I have edited the
fieldname = "myFieldName"
javascript bit, but to no use.
I tried this: but it doesn't work for me.
Saphelp suggests just the same.
Can this actually be achieved on Java or only abap?
Thanks regards
Vincenzo
Of course it uses the input help/ search help (or whatever it is called) created in your backend. If you do not have one, you have to create one. Maybe you don´t need a value help and it would b enough for you to create a customer table in the form interface, fill it with values and use dynamic binding in the form to display the values in the drop-down?
I have no source of documentation, I don´t know if there is any. Sorry from my part.
Otto
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Maybe you can use this:
/people/dezso.pap/blog/2007/07/12/using-ddlb-in-interactive-forms-in-webdynpro-for-abap
or this:
or here:
http://www.sap---technical.com/Tutorials/AdobeForms/Valuehelp/Index.htm (search google)
or this:
Also note you need to have the value help placed in the same subform as the field you use it for.
Otto
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Hello,
all the other features are working fine? What type of layout do you use? ACF? ZCI?
Otto
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Thanks for your kind reply, now I can see the popup, after switching to native rendering.
However there is no row in the table of the popup, even though the input field is bound to a node with 3 elements.
Could you explain how to fill the table or provide pointers, as I can't find any?
Thanks, regards
Vincenzo
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