on 12-13-2010 1:38 PM
hi experts,
i am new to adobe interactive forms. i have created a simple form with some input fields which refer to abap webdynpro context and added a submit button from webdynpro activex menu. the click event is created in abap web dynpro. when i execute the webdynpro application i am seeing the form, but at the top i see the following message
"javascript is currently disabled and this dcoument uses it for some features. enabling javascript can lead to potential security issues"
at the right side of the error there is a button "options" . when i click that and selected "enable javascript for this document" . but the error still reamins. when i select the option for the second time i get a user session time out error in the browser.i am using windows 7. pelase suggest what settings i need to make?
thanks
Well firstly I believe Windows 7 is yet NOT supported OS for Adobe Forms. Secondly you should be using ZCI (Native) forms and NOT ActiveX enabled forms.
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hi,
i am using ZCI and webdynpro native submit button now. i have also placed the script code which was given by u in some other discussion
// DO NOT MODIFY THE CODE BEYOND THIS POINT - 705.20051114114126.253659.250577 - SubmitToSAP.xfo
ContainerFoundation_JS.SendMessageToContainer(event.target, "submit", "", "", "", "");
// END OF DO NOT MODIFY
but still it is not working. we are using adobe live cycle 7.1 and our ECC version is 7.01 level 006. i will try in a windows XP machine
Hi,
Drag the button from Webdynpro Native control.
No other buttons will submit to sap in interactive forms.
Thanks.
UmaS.
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