How to hide buttons on standard FPM tool bar

[Former Member]

Hi,

I have to hide two buttons on standard FPM tool bar....buttons are price simulation and useractions.

Technical details are...

FPM_OIF_COMPONENT and Configname is DPVMS_CC_VD

When i start configuration and open view : Web Dynpro Built in...

i can see..

CNRVIEW

....TC MAIN AREA

......TOOLBAR TOP

.......BUTTON CONTAINER

i can't able to see button names existed here...

Can anybody guide me how to get button names here ....i want to hide few buttons on button container...

Thanks,

Subba

[Former Member]

Hallo Subba,

You should not be in Webdynpro build in.

I might be wrong ! i think you have started the wda component configuration and not the FPM application configuration->Component configuration.

In Se80,Navigate to your application,open the application node, select the application configuration,open it.

From there select the component and go to component configuration->press display button would lead you to the FPM configuration editor.

[Former Member]

Hi Senthil,

I have opened the same path you mentioned..

After configuration opened ---clicked on dispaly button

Then there will be VIEW DRILL DOWN BUTTON " WEB DYNRPO BUILT IN"

Here i need to find for buttons list..but i am not able to see...

Thanks,

Subba

Edited by: subba rao on Feb 18, 2011 11:05 PM

[Former Member]

in se80, When you double click the application, rightside view opens the properties. What you see as component ? is FPM_OIF_COMPONENT ?

i suspect that you have some how opening the normal webdynpro configuration and not FPM configuration.

[Sridhar_Myana]

Hi Subba,

Are you talking about the FPM buttons?

If so, ou are not supposed to drill-down to 'Web Dynpro Built-In' .

They will be available in 'Componet-defined' listing Element->Variant->Toolbar.

Click on the toolbar and you can see the buttons that you want to make invisible. Though these buttons are supposed to show up under the Application Title, sometimes, they are not showing up until you drill-down to the Toolbar.

Hope this helps.

Sridhar.