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Hi Terry,
Thanks so much for the tip; I'm giving it a try right now. Any chance you could tell me where you did your export and how you defined s_tabb1?
thanks again,
mike
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From: TerryB
Sent: Monday, August 01, 2011 5:02 PM
Subject: Call subscreen of selection screen on validation error
Mike,
I have never done exactly what you are trying to do, but here's an example of a tabbed selection screen where I manipulated the currently-displayed tab:
SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF TABBED BLOCK tabb1 FOR 10 LINES.
SELECTION-SCREEN TAB (11) tabs1 USER-COMMAND tabs1
DEFAULT SCREEN 1010.
*SELECTION-SCREEN TAB (11) tabs2 USER-COMMAND tabs2
* DEFAULT SCREEN 1020. "R3DK907880
SELECTION-SCREEN TAB (11) tabs3 USER-COMMAND tabs3
DEFAULT SCREEN 1030.
SELECTION-SCREEN TAB (12) tabs4 USER-COMMAND tabs4
DEFAULT SCREEN 1040.
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK tabb1.
AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT.
* Note: The selection screen loses track of which tab it was on upon
* returning from a called transaction. This import/export mess is to
* help it remember.
IMPORT s_tabb1 FROM MEMORY.
IF NOT s_tabb1 IS INITIAL.
tabb1 = s_tabb1.
ENDIF.
I did this a very long time ago, so the exact details are bit murky, but it appears from this code that assigning a tab name (not the screen number) to the tabbed block name serves to make that tab the currently-displayed tab.
Hope that helps,
Terry |
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