Dynamic poition box in script

Dear All,
I am trying to print Dynamic position box in sap script.If any body know the please tell me.
Thanks,
P G Venkatesh
Edited by: venky.pg132 on Jun 27, 2011 2:10 PM

add Boxes dynamically to SAPScript But you can specify this in the print program.
DATA COM(100).
com = 'BOX WIDTH ''17.5'' CM HEIGHT 5 CM FRAME 10 TW INTENSITY 15'.
CALL FUNCTION 'CONTROL_FORM'
EXPORTING
COMMAND = COM
EXCEPTIONS
UNOPENED = 1
UNSTARTED = 2
OTHERS = 3

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Creating dynamic boxes in script is possible but formatting and getting proper allignment is very tedious job. I had similar requirement for creating dynamic boxes in SAP Script, but getting right allignment of those boxes was not possible and hence I switched to smartform. So I would advise you the same to use smartform for such type of requirement. In smartforms it becomes very easy.
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hello mate,
you can just use another javascript code for your application since it seems that( as well as i understood ) you couldn't set the array if user make a selection.
A few times ago i had a probelm like that but i used the below code..
Here the DynamicOptionList.js file and source code:
you just call this code from your html page like this :
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="DynamicOptionList.js"></SCRIPT>
//STARTS HERE DynamicOptionList.js
// CONSTRUCTOR
// Pass in the name of the element, then the names of the lists it depends on
function DynamicOptionList() {
     if (arguments.length < 2) { alert("Not enough arguments in DynamicOptionList()"); }
     // Name of the list containing dynamic values
     this.target = arguments[0];
     // Set the lists that this dynamic list depends on
     this.dependencies = new Array();
     for (var i=1; i<arguments.length; i++) {
          this.dependencies[this.dependencies.length] = arguments;
     // The form this list belongs to
     this.form = null;
     // Place-holder for currently-selected values of dependent select lists
     this.dependentValues = new Object();
     // Hold default values to be selected for conditions
     this.defaultValues = new Object();
     // Storage for the dynamic values
     this.options = new Object();
     // Delimiter between dependent values
     this.delimiter = "|";
     // Logest string currently a potential options (for Netscape)
     this.longestString = "";
     // The total number of options that might be displayed, to build dummy options (for Netscape)
     this.numberOfOptions = 0;
     // Method mappings
     this.addOptions      = DynamicOptionList_addOptions;
     this.populate           = DynamicOptionList_populate;
     this.setDelimiter     = DynamicOptionList_setDelimiter;
     this.setDefaultOption      = DynamicOptionList_setDefaultOption;
     this.printOptions      = DynamicOptionList_printOptions;
     this.init           = DynamicOptionList_init;
// Set the delimiter to something other than | when defining condition values
function DynamicOptionList_setDelimiter(val) {
     this.delimiter = val;
// Set the default option to be selected when the list is painted
function DynamicOptionList_setDefaultOption(condition, val) {
     if (typeof this.defaultValues[condition] == "undefined" || this.defaultValues[condition]==null) {
          this.defaultValues[condition] = new Object();
     for (var i=1; i<arguments.length; i++) {
          this.defaultValues[condition][arguments[i]]=1;
// Init call to map the form to the object and populate it
function DynamicOptionList_init(theform) {
     this.form = theform;
     this.populate();
// Add options to the list.
// Pass the condition string, then the list of text/value pairs that populate the list
function DynamicOptionList_addOptions(dependentValue) {
     if (typeof this.options[dependentValue] != "object") { this.options[dependentValue] = new Array(); }
     for (var i=1; i<arguments.length; i+=2) {
          // Keep track of the longest potential string, to draw the option list
          if (arguments[i].length > this.longestString.length) {
               this.longestString = arguments[i];
          this.numberOfOptions++;
          this.options[dependentValue][this.options[dependentValue].length] = arguments[i];
          this.options[dependentValue][this.options[dependentValue].length] = arguments[i+1];
// Print dummy options so Netscape behaves nicely
function DynamicOptionList_printOptions() {
     // Only need to write out "dummy" options for Netscape
if ((navigator.appName == 'Netscape') && (parseInt(navigator.appVersion) <= 4)){
          var ret = "";
          for (var i=0; i<this.numberOfOptions; i++) {
               ret += "<OPTION>";
          ret += "<OPTION>"
          for (var i=0; i<this.longestString.length; i++) {
               ret += "_";
          document.writeln(ret);
// Populate the list
function DynamicOptionList_populate() {
     var theform = this.form;
     var i,j,obj,obj2;
     // Get the current value(s) of all select lists this list depends on
     this.dependentValues = new Object;
     var dependentValuesInitialized = false;
     for (i=0; i<this.dependencies.length;i++) {
          var sel = theform[this.dependencies[i]];
          var selName = sel.name;
          // If this is the first dependent list, just fill in the dependentValues
          if (!dependentValuesInitialized) {
               dependentValuesInitialized = true;
               for (j=0; j<sel.options.length; j++) {
                    if (sel.options[j].selected) {
                         this.dependentValues[sel.options[j].value] = true;
          // Otherwise, add new options for every existing option
          else {
               var tmpList = new Object();
               var newList = new Object();
               for (j=0; j<sel.options.length; j++) {
                    if (sel.options[j].selected) {
                         tmpList[sel.options[j].value] = true;
               for (obj in this.dependentValues) {
                    for (obj2 in tmpList) {
                         newList[obj + this.delimiter + obj2] = true;
               this.dependentValues = newList;
     var targetSel = theform[this.target];
     // Store the currently-selected values of the target list to maintain them (in case of multiple select lists)
     var targetSelected = new Object();
     for (i=0; i<targetSel.options.length; i++) {
          if (targetSel.options[i].selected) {
               targetSelected[targetSel.options[i].value] = true;
     targetSel.options.length = 0; // Clear all target options
     for (i in this.dependentValues) {
          if (typeof this.options[i] == "object") {
               var o = this.options[i];
               for (j=0; j<o.length; j+=2) {
                    var text = o[j];
                    var val = o[j+1];
                    targetSel.options[targetSel.options.length] = new Option(text, val, false, false);
                    if (typeof this.defaultValues[i] != "undefined" && this.defaultValues[i]!=null) {
                         for (def in this.defaultValues[i]) {
                              if (def == val) {
                                   targetSelected[val] = true;
     targetSel.selectedIndex=-1;
     // Select the options that were selected before
     for (i=0; i<targetSel.options.length; i++) {
          if (targetSelected[targetSel.options[i].value] != null && targetSelected[targetSel.options[i].value]==true) {
               targetSel.options[i].selected = true;
//********** ENDS HERE
now the html page and how the trick is going :
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META CONTENT="text/html; charset=windows-1254" HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type">
<META CONTENT="text/html; charset=iso-8859-9" HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type">
     <TITLE>JavaScript Toolbox - Dynamic Option List</TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" SRC="C:\WINNT\Profiles\calisirmu\Desktop\javaScripts\DynamicOptionList.js"></SCRIPT>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
// First example
var listB = new DynamicOptionList("B","A");
//first initialize parameters
listB.addOptions("CARs",
          "BMW","BMW",
          "PEUGEOT","PEUGEOT",
          "PORSCHE","PORSCHE",
          "TOYOTA","TOYOTA");
listB.addOptions("MOTORCYCLEs",
          "HONDA","HONDA",
          "KAWASAKI","KAWASAKI");
listB.addOptions("FORMULA CARS",
          "FERRARI","FERRARI",
          "MERCEDES","MERCEDES",
          "JAGUAR","JAGUAR");
//set default options
listB.setDefaultOption("CARs","PORSCHE");
listB.setDefaultOption("MOTORCYCLEs","HONDA");
listB.setDefaultOption("FORMULA CARS","FERRARI");
var listC = new DynamicOptionList("C","A","B");
listC.addOptions("CARs|PORSCHE","911 TURBO GT2","911 TURBO GT2",
                    "MOBY DICK","MOBY DICK",
                    "GT1 RACE VERSION","GT1 RACE VERSION");
listC.setDefaultOption("CARs|PORSCHE","911 TURBO GT2");
listC.addOptions("CARs|BMV","750 IL","750 IL");
listC.addOptions("CARs|PEUGEOT","406","406");
listC.addOptions("CARs|TOYOTA","AVENSIS","AVENSIS");
listC.addOptions("MOTORCYCLEs|HONDA","SUPER 5000","SUPER 5000");
listC.setDefaultOption("MOTORCYCLEs|HONDA","SUPER 5000");
listC.addOptions("MOTORCYCLEs|KAWASAKI","SUPER KACAR","SUPER KACAR");
listC.addOptions("MOTORCYCLEs|KAWASAKI","YAVAS GIDER","YAVAS GIDER");
listC.addOptions("MOTORCYCLEs|KAWASAKI","ANCA GIDER","ANCA GIDER");
listC.addOptions("FORMULA CARS|FERRARI","F1 2000","F1 2000");
listC.setDefaultOption("FORMULA CARS|FERRARI","F1 2000");
listC.addOptions("FORMULA CARS|MERCEDES","CLK","CLK");
listC.addOptions("FORMULA CARS|JAGUAR","SALLA GITSIN","SALLA GITSIN");
function init() {
     var theform = document.forms[0];
     listB.init(theform);
     listC.init(theform);
     listE.init(theform);
     listF.init(theform);
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR=#FFFFFF LINK="#00615F" VLINK="#00615F" ALINK="#00615F" onLoad="init()">
<BR><BR>
<BR>
<FORM ACTION="" METHOD="" name="Form1">
<BR>
<TABLE BORDER="0">
<TR bgcolor="#ffffe6">
     <TH >TYPE</TH>
     <TH>NAME</TH>
     <TH>MODEL</TH>
</TR>
<TR>
     <TD>
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               <OPTION VALUE="MOTORCYCLEs">MOTORCYCLEs
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     <TD>
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     </TD>
     <TD>
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          </SELECT>
     </TD>
</TR>
</TABLE>
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>
you save this html page as xxx.html and thane run it.
I hope this is beneficial for you.
mcaldeveloper :-)

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Can I put Chinese and English characters in the same dynamic text box?

I'm translating a game into several different languages, one of which is Chinese. I've noticed that in a dynamic text box where English characters are included also, they aren't displayed when the .swf is exported. The font is embedded in the document with all characters selected. It seems like whatever language-character is first displayed in the text box, the other language cannot be. For instance, if there are Chinese characters first, then English, the English will not display, and vice-versa. Any work around on this? I am using Flash CS5 and Actionscript 2.0. Thanks!

Kglad - I'm not sure I follow your instructions for the fix. I assume you want me to set the _visible property to false via Actionscript ( textInvisible._visible = false; ). What is the purpose of this second text field - does it need any specific content in it to function? It doesn't seem to work to fix the problem but maybe I'm misunderstanding.

How can i set the dynamic text box to show variable value?

In AS2, I can make a dynamic text box set a var name, when i
use button set/change the var value, this textbox can show the
value also.
but In AS3, dynamic text box can't add var name. than how can
i do it now?

Set an instance name for the dynamic textfield. Then, to
populate the textfield with the value of a variable, use:
textFieldInstanceName.text = variableName

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