on 05-10-2007 2:39 PM
Dear Gurus,
can you please explain where actually the frame definition is located?
i.e. we have a template in SRM with the following code:
<!-- Start: Main template business partner (template 800) -->
<html>
<head>
`include (~service="bbpglobal", ~name="bbpfunctions.html")`
`SRM_Stylesheet()`
`include (~service="bbpglobal", ~name="WpIntegration.html" )`
`include (~service="bbpmainint", ~name="bbp_vendor_scroll.html")`
<title>`~windowtitle`</title>
`bbpformname = "BBPForm"`
<script language=JavaScript src="`mimeURL(~service="bbpglobal", ~language="", ~name="script/bbpscript.js")`">
</script>
<script language="JavaScript1.2">
function backToSourcing() {
termRegisteredLastSession();
document.location = "`RETURNURL`";
}
</script>
`BBP_scroll_scripts(formname = "BBPForm",
forminput_down_name = "GV_SCROLLPOS_DOWN_800",
forminput_right_name = "GV_SCROLLPOS_RIGHT_800")`
</head>
<body `BackgroundAttributes()`
onclick="`BBP_save_scroll_pos()`"
onload="`BBP_set_scroll_pos(down = GV_SCROLLPOS_DOWN_800.value,
right = GV_SCROLLPOS_RIGHT_800.value)`">
<form name="BBPForm" method=post action="`wgateURL()`">
<input type="hidden" name="~OkCode" Value="ENTER" >
<input type="hidden" name="~target" Value="" >
<input type="hidden" name="~control" Value="" >
<input type="hidden" name="~event" Value="" >
<input type="hidden" name="GV_REF_LANGU" VALUE="`GV_REF_LANGU`">
<input type="hidden" name="ret_url" value="`ret_url`">
<input type="hidden" name="confirm_url" value="`confirm_url`">
<input type="hidden" name="GV_SCROLLPOS_DOWN_800" value="">
<input type="hidden" name="GV_SCROLLPOS_RIGHT_800" value="">
`includeFrame (~frameName="SUBS_HEADER")`
`includeFrame (~frameName="SUBS_BUTTON")`
<!-- Customer fields -->
`if (GV_CUF_CI_EXIST == "X" || GV_CUFTAB_EXIST == "X")`
`BBPGroupBoxBegin(GV_CUFFRAME_TITLE)`
`TABLE(class="format")`
<b>`includeFrame (~frameName="SUBS_CUF")`</b> `endTABLE()`
`BBPGroupBoxEnd()`
`end`
</form>
</body>
`MessageLine()`
</html>
<!-- test field content
`declare fielddump in "sapxjutil.dll"`
`fielddump()`
--->
<!-- End: Main template business partner (template 800) -->
Hi,
the frame definition is located in the (Dynpro-) subscreen named 'SUBS_CUF' and the related template.
regards Tobias
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the way i find out things is run the service in browser and view source to see which template gets called.
Raja
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