Filter for BAdi CRM_ORDER_STATUS does not work in WebUI

Question

Hello,
we have made an implementation for BAdi CRM_ORDER_STATUS for our sales cycle.
In detail:
The BAdi implementation shall be triggered if the user sets a special user status within an opportunity.
Therefor we have used the standard filter functionality provided by this BAdi (giving the correct header status profile and user status).
Using transaction CRMD_ORDER in SAP GUI, creating an opportunity and setting the special user status -> the BAdi implementation is triggered as expected.
But: If we are using the WebUI the done BAdi implementation is triggered at every roundrip caused by creating/editing an opportunity and not only at setting the user status.
Does anybody of you made similar experiences with using BAdis in WebUI (SAP CRM 7.0)?
Cheers,
André
**EDIT***
It´s possible coding the filter within the BAdi implementation.
But we prefer using the provided SAP standard.
Edited by: Andre Schillack on Apr 23, 2009 8:47 PM

Answer 1

Hi Andre,
I just checked my system CRM2007 and below is what I found in WebUI mode:
During the build of DDLB for Status field, it calls method cl_crm_uiu_status_info=>get_status_info. What it does is:
1. It derives all status codes for the user status profile (based on customizing)
2. And then for each status code, it triggers the BADI based on filter value. In the BADI, customer can decide whether the particular status (filtered value) is allowed to see in the DDLB.
Since it is building the DDLB for Status field every time there is change on the opportunity and therefore DDLB method calls the BADI every time to build the Status code list.
If you want to do further processing based on status change in the method BEFORE_CHANGE, you can try the following code.
if is_status_wrk-active_old = 'X' and
       is_status_wrk-user_stat_proc = 'CRMACTIV' and
       is_status_wrk-status = 'E0002'.
Do something
endif.
I hope I have not confused you.
I feel that this is standard behaviour in WebUI. You may want to check with SAP OSS also.
Regards,
Paparao Undavali