SAP ABAP IMG Activity SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09 (Display Object Type in Detail Area)
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IMG Activity
ID SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09 Display Object Type in Detail Area  
Transaction Code S_PH0_48000500   (empty) 
Created on 20000203    
Customizing Attributes SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09   Attributes of SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09 
Customizing Activity SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09   Maintenance Objects for SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09 
Document
Document Class SIMG   Hypertext: Object Class - Class to which a document belongs.
Document Name SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09    

To display and modify the infotypes of a new object type in the detail area, you need to define an individual tab page for each infotype. You then group the newly-defined tab pages together in a tab, which can be displayed in the detail area of the application.

For infotypes 1000 and 1002 there are SAP standard tab pages with the tab page keys IT1000 and IT1002, which can be used for all object types. If you only want to display infotypes 1000 and 1002 for your new object type, you only need to carry out the third step.

Activities

  1. The system displays infotype data on an infotype-specific tab page in the detail area. To do this it uses the subscreen generated for the infotype using transaction PPCI. In this way you can integrate as many infotypes as you like into the detail object display.

    In the Define Your Own Tab Page step, create a tab page as follows in the customer name space:

    • In the Tab Page field, define a tab page key that begins with the letter Y or Z.
    • In the Name field, enter the tab page title.
    • If the tab page represents an infotype, select the Infotype-Specific checkbox.
    • In the Infotype field, enter the number of the infotype.
  2. In the Group Tab Pages into Object-Type Specific Tab step, make the following settings:
    • In the Scenario field, enter the hierarchy framework scenario in which you want to display the tab page.
    • In the Object Type field, enter the object type for which the tab page is to be displayed in this scenario. If you enter #*' in the Object Type field, the system displays the tab page for all object types, unless there is another combination (Scenario, Object Type, Sequence) with the same entries for Scenario and Sequence but with an object type other than #*'. In that case, this other combination is displayed.
    • In the Tab Page field, enter the tab page key.
    • In the Sequence field, specify in which position the tab page should be displayed in the tab.
    • In the Report Name and Screen field, you can enter a subscreen that is then displayed on the tab page. However, if an infotype is displayed on the tab page, you do not need to make an entry here, as the system derives the relevant subscreen from the infotype.
    • In the FM for Icon field, you can enter the name of a function module. If you do not enter a function module, the detail object does not display an icon, provided the tab page is not infotype-specific. In the case of an infotype-specific tab page, a green tick shows that the infotype data has been maintained.
      • The interface of this function module must be identical to the interface of the CB_OM_DETAILSCREEN_ICONS function module. The function module must return an icon name. You can find out icon names using the ICON transaction. In the case of infotype-specific tab pages, the detail object displays icons; a green arrow shows that the infotype data has been maintained.
    • In the FM for Text field, you can enter the name of a function module if you want the tab page title to be determined dynamically over a function module. The interface of this function module must be identical to the interface of the CB_OM_DETAILSCREEN_TEXT function module. The function module must return a text. If there is no entry in the FM for Text field, the system displays the tab page title that you specified when defining the tab page.
    • In the Do Not Display and Exclude Tab Page fields you can determine whether the tab page should be shown or hidden.
  3. Add SAP Tab Page to Tab:

    If you only want to display the infotypes 1000 and 1002 for your new object type, check whether the following data records are contained in table T77OMTABUS:

    (Scenario = your hierarchy framework scenario, object type = #*, tab page = IT1000) and
    (Scenario = your hierarchy framework scenario, object type = #*, tab page = IT1002).

    If both data records are present, this step is already completed. If not, enter the following data records in this step in the T77OCTABUS table:

    (Scenario = your hierarchy framework scenario, object type = your new object type, tab page = IT1000) and
    (Scenario = your hierarchy framework scenario, object type = your new object type, tab page = IT1002).

    Make the following settings:

    • In the Scenario field, enter the hierarchy framework scenario in which you want the tab page to be displayed.
    • In the Object Type field, enter the object type for which the tab page should be displayed in this scenario. If you enter #*' in the Object Type field, the system displays the tab page for all object types, unless there is another combination (Scenario, Object Type, Sequence) with the same entries for Scenario and Sequence but with an object type other than #*'. In that case, this other combination is displayed.
    • In the Tab Page field, enter the tab page key.
    • In the Sequence field, specify the position the tab page should take in the tab.
    • In the Report Name and Screen field, you can enter a subscreen which is then displayed on the tab page. However, if an infotype is displayed on the tab page (in other words, the tab page is infotype- specific), then you do not need to make any entries here, as the system derives the subscreen from the infotype.
    • In the FM for Icon field, you can enter the name of a function code. If you do not enter a function code, the detail object displays no icon if the tab page is not infotype-specific. In the case of an infotype-specific tab page, a green tick indicates that the infotype data has been maintained.
      • The interface of this function module must be identical to the interface of the CB_OM_DETAILSCREEN_ICONS function module. The function module must return an icon name. You can find icon names via the ICON transaction.
    • In the FM for Text field, you can enter the name of a function module if you want the tab page text to be determined dynamically using a function module. The interface of this function module must be identical to the interface of the CB_OM_DETAILSCREEN_TEXT function module. The function module must return a text. If the FM for Text field does not have an entry, the system displays the tab page text that you specified when you defined the tab page.
    • In the Do Not Display and Exclude Tab Page fields you can specify whether the tab page should be shown or hidden.

Business Attributes
ASAP Roadmap ID 204   Establish Functions and Processes 
Mandatory / Optional 3   Nonrequired activity 
Critical / Non-Critical 2   Non-critical 
Country-Dependency A   Valid for all countries 
Assigned Application Components
Documentation Object Class Documentation Object Name Current line number Application Component Application Component Name
SIMG SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09 0 HLA0100342 O  
SIMG SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09 1 HLA0009701 O  
SIMG SIMG_CFMENUOHP1HFW09 2 KI47000002 Administration 
Maintenance Objects
Maintenance object type C   Customizing Object 
Assigned objects
Customizing Object Object Type Transaction Code Sub-object Do not Summarize Skip Subset Dialog Box Description for multiple selections
T77OMTABS S - Table (with text table) SM30 Define Your Own Tab Pages 
T77OMTABUS S - Table (with text table) SM30 Add Your Own Tab Page to Tab Page Group 
T77OCTABUS S - Table (with text table) SM30 Create Composite Definition for Existing Tab Page Groups 
History
Last changed by/on SAP  20000915 
SAP Release Created in 46C