on 10-16-2011 10:52 PM
Hi Guys,
I have problem in printing the smartform through both arabic and english logon. i have developed a invoice which would be printed on pre-printed stationary. i am able to print both english and arabic texts on the same form..now the issue is some users print the invoice through english logon some though arabic logon. in case of english it is perfect. but if my user logon in arabic my total form layout is getting shifted to RTL(right to left) format.
for example.
i have customer number and name on the left top of my layout. my logon lan is english it is getting printed perfectly. but my logon language is arabic customer name and number is getting printed on right top.
english logon:
customer name: ttttttt address: 87686
number : 1234 telno:jhh
in english log on my print is like this.
but in arabic same print is coming like below
arabic logon:
87686: address ttttt: customer name
jhh: telno 1234: number
how to resolve this. because i am using preprinted page. so irrespective of my logon lan system should print the invoice in same way....if you guys have any suggestions please help me out naaa..
Edited by: rakesh_karpurapu on Oct 17, 2011 12:05 AM
Hello Rakesh
May be you have an idea for Arabic/Hebrew smartform with Right to Left. How it works
I developed a form in English which is Left to Right and from SE63 i converted the smartform into Hebrew .
For testing i copy all the English text into Hebrew from SE63. Some English char ie email address works in different way
example : my email id ravi.shankar.tiwary at ch.schindler.com (EN)
when i print in Hebrew : r.comravi.shankar.tiwaryat ch.schindle (HE)
do you have any idea why ?
which font should i select or any suggestion.
with best regards
Ravi
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Hi ,
Arabic language is RTL language automatically if you are logging in to arabic login by default it comes RTL.So to print in standard stationary you have to align the form according to the RTL format.
Thanks
Fayaz.
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Hi,
It should not be the logon language that determines this. The important setting is the parameter CONTROL_PARAMETERS-LANGU when the application calls the function module of the smartforms. If this is set to 'E', then the problem shoudl not occur. Also, the parameter USER_SETTINGS should be empty.
Regards,
Aidan
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