This report displays User's info (SM04) using the FM : REUSE_ALV_LIST_DISPLAY.

The list is auto-refreshed (refresh time : 5 seconds)   

In my report, I am using ALV grid display to display purchase order number, material docu. number.  If I click on purchasing docu number it has to call transaction ME23N for the purchase order number that I have clicked and if I click material document number it has to  call trainsaction MIGO for the corresponding material document number. How can I do it in ALV?

This sample code shows you the parts that are needed to get the TextEdit control object working on a dialog screen.

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This report shows you how to add a custom button to your ALV grid control.

• TIP: Use SE75 to create your own custom text ID for SAVE_TEXT object

1. Example 1: Creating the TextEdit control

2. Example 2: Event handling - Application event

3. Example 3: Event handling - System event

4. Example 4: Calling a methods of the control

5. Example 5: Responding to an event

6. Example 6: Protect a line in the TextEdit control and the importance of FLUSH

7. Example 7: Using multiple controls

This example shows how to use the dialog box container and the splitter container.

A dialog box container is created, and a splitter container with 2 rows and 1 column is placed on it.

To keep the example simple row 1 of the splitter container is not used, but you can use it to place a control.

Row 2 is used to place a toolbar control in the button of the dialog box. The toolbar has an OK and a Cancel button. To keep the example simple, these 2 buttons only closes the dialog screen. The dialog box can also be closed by using the close button in the top right corner of the dialog box. This button is standard functionality, however you have to do the coding for closing the dialog box yourself.

Steps:

• Create a screen
• Place a custom container for the picture on the screen. Name the container GO_PICTURE_CONTAINER.

Note that the SAP HTML viewer uses internet Explorer 4.0 or higher.

This example uses the SAP HTML viewer to browse the internet. The navigation buttons are placed on a SAP Toolbar control. The Goto URL button and field are normal dynpro elements, and so is the Show URL field.

Steps:

• Create a screen and place a container named go_html_container for the HTML viewer.
• Create a dynpro button with ethe text GGoto url and functioncode GOTOURL.
• Create a dynpro input/output field named G_SCREEN100_URL_TEXT. This field is used to key in the URLl.
• Create a dynpro input/output field named G_SCREEN100_DISPLAY_URL. This field is used to show the current URL