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Disable top menu button In Integrated ITS for WAS 640 for Services

Former Member
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Hi,

I have a integrated ITS 640 SP11 activated on my WAS server. I have some service that when it runs shows the menu button on top of the screen. How do i disable all these button?

I do not want my user to access the main page of the R/3 screen if they press the "Back" button.

I do hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks.

Regards,

Mike Lee

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athavanraja
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pass the following parameter to the service

~WEBTRANSACTIONTYPE = EWT

and for hiding the command box (where you enter the transaction doe)

~NOHEADEROKCODE=1

Regards

Raja

Former Member
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Hi Raja,

Thanks for your reply.

But is it possible to just disable the buttons.

Thanks

Regards,

Mike Lee

athavanraja
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just disable the buttons and want to have the command box? i dont know of a any way for that.

but whats the point in doing that?

Regards

Raja

Former Member
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> just disable the buttons and want to have the command

> box? i dont know of a any way for that.

Can't think of a way to do this wither, but I was once in a similar situation and in the end decided to create a custom template for it. I then launched the page in a new browser window via window.open since I also had to get rid of the browser buttons.

Regards,

Michael

Former Member
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Hi,

OK..I manage to remove all the buttons using the

~WEBTRANSACTIONTYPE=EWT

Oops...but it really looks awful with the color scheme.

There is a parameter ~theme, I tried to incorporate this parameter ~theme = WA in the service WEBGUI found in tx SICF. But is is not changing the theme. I am launching the ITS iVIew from EP and this is the link :

http://w3bsr3001.techsemi.com.sg:8000/sap(ZT1FclFmTEJ0MHRacHM1Q3M0RSUyQlZMWWclM0QlM0R4QzNoU1A5UHRsaE...?okcode=/n*SWK1+wi_id%3D000000750482%3B&DisconnectOnClose=0&sap-client=311&sap-language=en&sap-accessibility=

In the WEBGUI service in the TX SICF, I have set ~DisconnectOnClose = 1, but it is not taking effect. This is a workitem found in the UWL.

Do hope to hear from you soon.

Thanks.

Regards,

Mike Lee

athavanraja
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Theme:

Since you are calling this from within portal, just generate the ITS theme in portal, and portal would take care of the theme based on user personalization.

is WA is your custome theme, did you put it in the right folder in MIME repository? why not try the standrad theme , like streamlin, etc and check.

~DisconnectOnClose:

i dont think you need this as you are within portal environment, and DSM terminator would take care of that issue

Hope this helps.

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Raja

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Hi Raja,

How do you generate the ITS theme in portal?

Regards,

Mike Lee

athavanraja
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follow the following menu path in portal.

System Administration->Portal display->ITS Theme Generator.

Regards

Raja

alejandro_gmez
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Hello Durairaj:

How could I pass the parameters

~WEBTRANSACTIONTYPE = EWT

~NOHEADEROKCODE=1

to the service?

Thanks in advance and regards,

Alejandro.

former_member182416
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Hi There

Go To Transaction SICF.

Navigate to DefaultHost-sapbcguisap--its

Right Click on your Service and Click Display Service.

Click on Change Button and

Click on Settings.

Once there.

Enter ParameterName as <b>~WEBTRANSACTIONTYPE</b>

and value as <b>EWT</b>

Similarly Enter the Other Parameter.

Save and Close.

Test the Service.

Cheers !

Regards

Rajendra

Message was edited by: Rajendra

Rajendrakumar Gaikwad

former_member228142
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A better way to customize the menu area than using ~webtransactiontype is to use the parameter ~webgui_simple_toolbar described in SAP note 1010519.

Best regards,

Klaus