on 03-03-2010 8:23 PM
Hi All,
I have requirement to set New comment filed as mandatory while HRADMIN Reject the request.
Can you please help me how i can achieve this .
Thanks
Rashi
Your help will highly appreciated .
Regards
Rashi
Edited by: Rashi on Mar 14, 2010 11:21 AM
Hi Rashi,
If you have Approve and Reject buttons in the form itself you can write script to validate Mandatory fields.
If you have Reject button in webdynpro, On reject action read the comments attribute from the context and check if its null or not.
Then display a error message in webdynpro.
Regards,
Ravi
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Hello sir,
you will have some problems getting some more answers here, because you keep asking and have never helped a living soul. Get some points to let us know you´re not that kind of guy, or we will not help you any more. This is the last warning.
Otto
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Hi,
You can't do this. Because you canu2019t predict user going to click the Reject button both are having different controls. The similar requirement came to our development.
We have managed by a popup confirmation from the user to ensure that he filled the current comment field by enhancing reject button action in webdynpro application.
Kind Regards
Mukesh
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Hi All,
Thanks for the responce .
I am using standard WD application for ISR process & form . I dont have reject button in my custom adobe form .
It handling by standard ABAP WD application .
Can you tell me now how i need to achive this , as while HRADMIN reject the request then the Comments field should be mentatory.
Can you guys provide me sample code for this .
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