on 05-28-2012 9:22 PM
Hi, all,
I will try to simplify my situation: I have a form with two internal table import parameters: IT_VENDORS and IT_CUSTOMERS. I would like to display them independently in two columns, so I created two content areas on one (and only) master page: CA_VENDORS, CA_CUSTOMERS.
My IT_VENDORS has setting: Place: "Top of Content Area: CA_VENDORS" and similaly IT_CUSTOMERS is set to fill CA_CUSTOMERS. Vendors alone could occupy 4 pages, while customers are smaller: 3 pages.
So when I run this form, this is what happens: system fills the vendors into the corresponding CA_VENDORS, creating 4 pages with only vendors and empty customers column (CA_CUSTOMERS stays empty). Then it does similar with customers, so I end up with 7 pages: 4 of them contain only vendors and empty space instead of customers, while other 3 contain only customers.
Is there a solution to fill the vendors and customers into corresponding content areas "in parallel", so that I get 4 instead of 7 pages and all columns filled (except on last page)?
Thanks!
KR,
Igor
Hi Lgor,
you don't need 2 content areas. Just in one content area, put 2 subforms (let's say subform A and B) horizontally side by side and overwrapp them (A & B) in another subform (subform C). In subform A & B, put one table into it.
Attention: if you use subform to display tables, then the subform C should have layout type "position" instead of "flow".
Cheers.
Tao
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Hi, Tao,
Thanks for your try!
However, approach with flowed forms within a positioned form has problems:
1) flowed forms A and B content tends to "overrun" the limits of the containing positioned form C so the content "escapes" out and overruns other content.
2) new page never happens. The content which doesn't fit on current page is simply lost.
What you suggest might be good only for very small tables, guaranteed not to run out of borders.
Thanks!
Igor
Hi lgor,
to 1):
That's why I emphasized to set the wrapping subform to position layout. Just play different layout type combinations of the subforms. It should work.
to 2):
I cannot check your form. But most likely you've unchecked somewhere in your UI-elements (not only the subform, but also other elements) to enable page break, because new pages are not dependent with the settings that are disccussed in this thread.
cheers.
Tao
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