on 01-09-2007 8:50 PM
Hi!
I'm new to WD ABAP, and I need to create a webdynpro with the same funcionality as the User Management Administration available in the Portal, ie:
1. AN ALV list with a search criteria: OK, created on view VLIST.
2. When the user selects one line of the ALV, it would open another view below the view VLIST, not replacing the view VLIST (as it happens when using navigation link).
3. Inside this second view, there is a tabstrip, and one of the tabs display another ALV list, with a <b>Modify</b> button. When the user clicks on <b>Modify</b>, another ALV will "appear" side by side with the first one (inside the tab), so that the user can move items from one ALV to the other (just like the role assignment in the user management administration of the portal).
Can it be done in ABAP WebDynpro? If yes, how can I do it?
Thank you very much.
Andre
Hi,
for information on Web Dynpro ABAP and ALV, see the <a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/74/fd4142646ab46be10000000a155106/frameset.htm">documentation</a>
Regards, Heidi
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Hi Andre,
I think what you are looking for is the EMPTY view.
Since a naviagtion event (fire plug) can result in multiple views being changed.
So you can have
VIEW COMBI
with 2 UI View containers
VC1
VIEW1
VC2
VIEW2
Event X can be mapped to result in
VIEW COMBI
VC1
VIEW4
VC2
VIEW5
or
VIEW COMBI
VC1
VIEW4
VC2
EMPTY VIEW
So you can controller exactly which views are visible when easily
See right click embed empty view in the WINDOW
regards
Phil
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Hi, Heidi and Sharadha.
I have created the ALV list, and it's working OK.
My problem begins with the ON_LEAD_SELECT event from the ALV Interface Controller. I want another view to appear below the original view. I tried firing an outbound plug from my first view, but the second view replaced the first view.
Right now, I created a ViewContentUIElement, embeded my second view into it, and I'm defining programmatically its visible property to show or hide the second view. Is this the only way to do it?
Thanks!
Andre
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Hi,
It is completely possible..have two views on the same window..and have ALVs inside them.
Regards,
Sharadha
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