Implementing HTML Editor in Dynpro

[Former Member]

Hi,

How to implement the HTML Editor in Dynpro ?

Regards

Prasath

[Former Member]

Check the following threads it clearly explained for ur question,it will be very usefull

it's possible

u do this way

Give the source of text edit as context variable of binary type

In the DoInit() method write the code

IWDAttributeInfo attr = wdContext.getNodeInfo().getAttribute("Data");

type = attr.getModifiableSimpleType();

ISimpleTypeModifiable type;

defined as a global variable. and u Insert a Iframe and set the source as a context variable Source (String type). andInsert a button with text as Display and create an action as OnActionDisplay(). In that action write the code

wdContext.currentContextElement.setSource(type.format(wdContext.currentContextElement().getData()));

u see this thread also, this is helpful to u

Check the following link for help

I would sujjest you to go for JSPDYN Pages where in you have been provided with HTML editor.

Please check my Blog below for more information

/people/anil.dichpally/blog/2007/04/25/jsp-dyn-pages-with-an-example

Using a Iframe UI u can give the source as the path to this html file(the javascript code). But everytime a event occurs the content i the IFrame UI gets refreshed.

If u have to just display a content in Iframe UI its fine. If u r planning to navigate inside it ..it wont work out .

You can fire a exit plug to the javscript code if its the last step in ur application or u can fork a process and create a external window with this url.

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[Former Member]

Hi ,

The links that you have given seems to be for WebDynpro Implementation.

I think we need to implement this using the custom container's activex control.

/people/thomas.jung3/blog/2005/05/11/using-classic-activex-controls-in-the-abap-control-framework

Thanks for your links.

Regards

Prasath

[Former Member]

Using Activex in custom control is the better solution to implement any 3rd party editors.