Text object

[Former Member]

Hi Experts,

There is an issue where im struck at. I have to upload the standart text object from the clients system in to the script.

Here I know the name of the text object I have to upload, but I have no information of the file in which it is located and its path.

I have the information abt the <b>row</b> position of the file at which the text objects are located.

I am told this is possible, only thing is I have to get in touch with a senior consultant.

Use full inputs will be promptly rewarded.

Regards,

Murthy.

[former_member196280 · Accepted solution]

Hi Murthy,

I guess this will solve your problem.

First open your form and identify the std text name and GOTO SO10 and using the std,. text name,ID,Lang change the contents, note: std text is client dependent.. you have to transport them it is not attached automatically to TP.

Ex: for identifying Std in your form

/: INCLUDE <textname> OBJECT <object> ID <id> Language En paragraph <xx>

Now coming back to your question 2, usually in production Std text will be kept open(chan change) user can modify the std text and it will automatically reflect in your form(dynamically). Only constrain is the alignment..

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Regards,

SaiRam

[Former Member]

Thank you,

Experts my issue is resoved.

Regards,

Rama Murthy.P

[Former Member]

How did you resolve your issue? That will be extremely helpful.

Balaji

[former_member184551]

HEY Posimsetty

please let us know how u did it !

[Former Member]

Hi

First try to create that Std Text in SO10 Tcode by copying it from the file where it is.

then save it in SO10 with some name ,ID and Text and Lang.

and use an INCLUDE statement to call/print it in the script.

/: INCLUDE <textname> OBJECT <object> ID <id> Language En paragraph AS

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Regards

Anji

[Former Member]

Hi,

The require ment here is it should dynamically call the text object from the client system, mean the client can change the std text at his system at his will, which must be reflected in the script.

Kindly give me some idea regarding this.

Regards,

Murthy.