Usage of htmlb controls in javascript

hi,
Could anybody give links regarding the usage of htmlb controls in javascript?

Hi Ganesh,
here comes some official documentation: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/43/067941a51a1a09e10000000a155106/frameset.htm
Also see these threads on SDN: HTMLB-Javascript and Access HTMLB controll in Javascript
Hope it helps
Detlev
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Access HTMLB controll in Javascript

Hi,
I am tring to access an HTMLB controll (InputField) from JavaScript, but having some problems...
I have created a DynPage and created an InputField: InputField inField = new InputField("inField");
Now, in the javascripts I am trying to access this InputField text with:
var txt = document.form.inField.value
but it does not work... I get a JavaScript error.
Any suggestion how to access the InputField from the JS? maybe with getElementByid?
Thanks in advance,
Aviad

Hi Aviad,
Htmlb controls are not a direct reprsentation of html controls. The way to get hold of them is by following lines.
function validateField()
//htmlb_formid : this is automatically generated
//the following lines will get you the javascript function
//name to call to get hold of your input field
var funcName = htmlb_formid+"_getHtmlbElementId";
func = window[funcName];
//The funtion is called with id of the input field
//which returns the htmlb control object
var inputfield = eval(func("fname_input"));
//this will get you the value of inputfield
var inputString = inputfield.getValue().toString();
<b>Note: Make sure you set jsObjectNeeded = true for the htmlb control.</b>
PS: Please consider rewarding points for helpful answer. thank you.
Message was edited by: Prakash Singh

HTMLB control for displaying clientside error messages

Hi all,
I want to display client side validation error messages in a JSP DynPage.I have tried MessageBar but it can't be accessed from JavaScript file.Becuase of that i couldn't write error messages from .js file using MessageBar.Can U plz tell me is there any other HTMLB control or other way to display clientside error messages.
Urgent
Thanks
Sampath.G

Hi Sampath,
I have an idea to use message bar in client side.
1.First create a div at the begining of a page which is always visible.
2.create some hidden div tags which contains message bars with different error or information messages.
3. during the validation in javascript if u want to show error message just assign the content of hidden div tag
to visible div tag.Now u will get error message as like real message bar.
Then in javascript just write this code
document.getElementById('sample').innerHTML=document.getElementById('Error').innerHTML
where sample-->id of visible div
Error-->id of hidden div inside which u need to write the code for messagebar
this wiil show the error message at the place of visible div (sample).
<b>Note:</b>
If u want to change the messageBar text dynamically that can be possible only through server side only using bean to set and get error messages.
I am not able to give some sample coding since the code button throws some script error.
Ragards,
Tamil K

Proplem: Access HTMLB controls from java code

Hi,
I am new to iView development for EP6. So my problem should be easy to solve (for you ).
I created in the NW Dev Studio a JSP DynPage.
The following files were created or edited:
1.     JSP file (created)
2.     java file (created)
3.     portalapp.xml (edited)
In order to make the page running (proccessing) I changed the following things:
1.     JSP file Add taglib reference to HTMLB-class
2.     portalapp.xml Remove the native property so the JSP file will not be accessed directly.
Now I want to do the following:
On the JSP page I placed severeal HTMLB controls (textViews).
From the java code I try to access these controls in the doProcessBeforeOutput method and change/set values.
But I get all the time a null-Exception.
Code (JSP)
<%-- mcmsprovider.jsp --%>
<%@ taglib uri= "tagLib" prefix="hbj" %>
<hbj:content id="cntMcmsProvider" >
<hbj:page title="MCMS Provider Dynpage">
   <hbj:form id="frmMcmsProvider" >
             <hbj:textView id="tvwScript" encode="false"></hbj:textView>
             <hbj:textView id="tvwStyle" encode="false"></hbj:textView>
   </hbj:form>
</hbj:page>
</hbj:content>
Code (JAVA):
public void doProcessBeforeOutput() throws PageException {
       this.setJspName("mcmsprovider.jsp");
       TextView tvw = (TextView) this.getComponentByName("tvwStyle");
       tvw.setText("Here the dynamic text");
I also tried to add raw text to the form but also null excpetion:
public void doProcessBeforeOutput() throws PageException {
       this.setJspName("mcmsprovider.jsp");
       Form frmCurrent = (Form) this.getForm();
       frmCurrent.addRawText("<h3>This comes from here</h3>");
My goal is to dynamically add controls to the form, but until now I think it will be a dream:
public void doProcessBeforeOutput() throws PageException {
       this.setJspName("mcmsprovider.jsp");
Form form = (Form)this.getForm();
       TextView tvw = new TextView("tvwDynamic");
       tvw.setText("Here the dynamic control");
       form.addComponent(tvw);
The normal page processing runs:
public void doProcessBeforeOutput() throws PageException {
       this.setJspName("mcmsprovider.jsp");
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Eike
Here is the example straight from the PDK documentation. This should help you a little
UsingAbstractPortalComponentWithHTMLB.java
import com.sapportals.htmlb.*;
import com.sapportals.htmlb.enum.DataType;
import com.sapportals.htmlb.enum.GroupDesign;
import com.sapportals.htmlb.event.Event;
import com.sapportals.htmlb.rendering.IPageContext;
import com.sapportals.htmlb.rendering.PageContextFactory;
import com.sapportals.portal.prt.component.AbstractPortalComponent;
import com.sapportals.portal.prt.component.IPortalComponentRequest;
import com.sapportals.portal.prt.component.IPortalComponentResponse;
public class UsingAbstractPortalComponentWithHTMLB extends AbstractPortalComponent {
    //Fill in your output for "normal" content creation mode here
    protected void doContent(IPortalComponentRequest request, IPortalComponentResponse response) {
        IPageContext myContext = PageContextFactory.createPageContext(request, response);
        if (myContext == null) {
            System.out.println("htmlb service did not start up as expected.");
        Form myForm = myContext.createFormDocument("First Experiment");
        Event lastEvent = myContext.getCurrentEvent();
        Group myGroup = new Group();
        myGroup.setWidth("350");
        myGroup.setTitle("First Experiment");
        myGroup.setDesign(GroupDesign.SAPCOLOR);
        myForm.addComponent(myGroup);
        GridLayout gl = new GridLayout();
        myGroup.addComponent(gl);
        if ((lastEvent != null) && (lastEvent.getComponentName().equals("submit"))) {
            String name = myContext.getDataForComponentId("USER_NAME").toString();
            TextView label = new TextView("Hi, " + name);
            gl.addComponent(1, 1, label);
            Button myButton = new Button("goback", "Go back");
            myButton.setOnClick("goBack"); // ignored anyway
            gl.addComponent(2, 1, myButton);
        } else {
            TextView label = new TextView("What's your name?");
            gl.addComponent(1, 1, label);
            InputField inf = new InputField("USER_NAME");
            inf.setType(DataType.STRING);
            gl.addComponent(1, 2, inf);
            Button myButton = new Button("submit", "Tell");
            myButton.setOnClick("submit");
            gl.addComponent(2, 2, myButton);
        myContext.render();

Dynamic Object for Checkbox in HTMLB control

Hi all,
I want to create dynamic object for Checkbox in HTMLB control.
I have created dynamic check box in JSP using JSPDynpage. I can select multiple values in the list of checkbox.After clicking the submit button , I have to read the value of checkbox. For this first i want to create the object for checkbox in controller.
How can i create the dynamic object?
Help me in this regard.
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Hemalatha J

Krish
Will this link helps you ????
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/7d/9b0e41a346ef6fe10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm">Check Box</a>
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Jack
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Need to set the tab order in HTMLB controls

I readed in another thread that it was not possible to set the tab order in HTMLB controls on BSP forms.
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<i>It doesn't work. " becomes " <b>How do I solve this?</b></i>

thanks for sharing the info.
to handle your issue you could do the following
<% data: replace_string type string .
clear replace_string .
replace_string = `<input tabindex="2"`.
              %>
              <bsp:findAndReplace find    = "<input"
                                  replace = "<%= replace_string                  %>" >
               <htmlb:inputField id="authorfname1"
tooltip="tooltip1"
value = "<%= authorfname %>" />
              </bsp:findAndReplace>
Hope this helps.
Regards
Raja

HTMLB Controls for Table Format

How to display information in table format by using HTMLB
controls in JSP Dynpage from Oracle

Hi Srikanth ,
Here is the code in HtmlB for Displaying content in Table Format.
You need to retrieve 1stColumn, 2nd Column,,,,, and Rows from the database using sql statements. Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection(url);
                    ResultSet rs ;
                    String query ="Query to passed to DB";
                    Statement stmt = con.createStatement();
                    rs = stmt.executeQuery(query);
                    if(rs.next())
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        colName.addElement("1stColumn");
        colName.addElement("2ndColumn");
        colName.addElement("3rdColumn");
        model = new DefaultTableViewModel(data, colName);
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        Vector dataVec = new Vector();
        Vector retVector = new Vector();
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        dataVec.addElement("Row 1, Column 1");
        dataVec.addElement("Row 1, Column 2");
        dataVec.addElement("Row 1, Column 3");
        retVector.addElement(dataVec);
        /* 2nd entry */
        dataVec = new Vector();
        dataVec.addElement("Row 2, Column 1");
        dataVec.addElement("Row 2, Column 2");
        dataVec.addElement("Row 2, Column 3");
        retVector.addElement(dataVec);
        /* more entries */
        return retVector;
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        Vector colName = new Vector();
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        colName.addElement("1stColumn");
        colName.addElement("2ndColumn");
        colName.addElement("3rdColumn");
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        dataVec.addElement("Row 1, Column 2");
        dataVec.addElement("Row 1, Column 3");
        retVector.addElement(dataVec);
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        dataVec.addElement("Row 1, Column 2");
        dataVec.addElement("Row 1, Column 3");
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we have applied support patches in order to update the machine to the following level: HR-CEE (100_470) SAPK-10059INHRCEE - Level 59.
This has been made following the OSS note 524948 guidelines and they have required this other patches level update:
        SAP_BASIS 620 0055 SAPKB62055
        SAP_ABA   620 0055 SAPKA62055
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We have noticed that after apply those patches, some HTMLB controls like inputfield type date have change their appearance and design.
Somebody could help me to fix this problem?. I don't know what happend and what public folders, mime objects and show on I have to check.
Thanks in advanced.

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Hi all,
I`ve created a BSP application containing HTMLB:Checkbox components.
In this example the checkboxes are organized as a three of 2 levels.
When clicking/checking the parent checkbox, I want the rest of the checkboxes (children) to change status depending on their parent's status. e.g checked=true/false and disabled=true/false. The checkboxes become disabled/enabled, but you cannot see any change in their checked/unchecked status.
Though this works fine with design="classic", it doesn't when using design="design2003"...
I have to use design2003 in my application, and want to use HTMLB:Checkbox instead of regular HTML Checkbox- which also works.
The javascript syntax follows:
(it's from a loop containing all the children checkboxes)
nodeEl = elements<i>;
nodeEl.checked = true/false;
nodeEl.disabled = false/false;
I would have appreciated any kind of help.
Ogert

This is my intire code, Raja T. The Javascript works fine with regular HTML Checkbox, or HTMLB:Checkbox combined with classic design.
**HTML CODE
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<htmlb:content design="design2003">
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<htmlb:documentHead>
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</htmlb:documentHead>
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<table width="309" border="1">
<tr>
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                    checked   = "true"
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<tr>
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getCheckBoxes();
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if(!eval(el.checked)) {
    for(i = 0; i < elements.length; i++) {
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      if(splitname != '') {
        if(elements<i>.id != id && name == splitname) {
          nodeEl = elements<i>;
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else {
    for(i = 0; i < elements.length; i++) {
      splitname = split_name(elements<i>.id,name,ind);
      if(splitname != '') {
        if(elements<i>.id != id && name == splitname) {
          nodeEl = elements<i>;
          nodeEl.checked = true;
          nodeEl.disabled = false;
function split_name(name,splitname,ind) {
var split_array = name.split("|");
var size = split_array.length;
var string;
if(size == 3) {
    if(splitname != '') {
      string = split_array[ind];
      array = string.split(splitname);
      if(array[0] == '') {
        return splitname;
    string = split_array[1];
    return string;
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var tempArray = new Array();
if(elements == null) {
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<%--    case Firefox, Netscape --%>
    if(tempArray == null) {
      forms = document.forms;
      tempArray = forms[0];
    elements = new Array();
    for(i = 0; i < tempArray.length; i++) {
      if(tempArray<i>.getAttribute("type") == "checkbox") {
        elements[elements.length] = tempArray<i>;

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I ran into the following issue:
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append tab2_wa to tab2 .
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'Mr Y' to tab2_wa-value .
append tab2_wa to tab2 .
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                             width             = "150" />
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                             nameOfKeyColumn   = "NAME"
                             nameOfValueColumn = "VALUE"
                             table             = "<%= tab2 %>"
                             width             = "150" />
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</htmlb:page>
</htmlb:content>
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Accessing HTMLB checkbox in javascript

Hi,
I have the following scenario:
1) jsp "main.jsp" has a checkbox with id="chkBoxId"
2) In this "main.jsp" at the end, there is a jsp include
   including another jsp "buttons.jsp" - which contains a
   SUBMIT button.
3) On this SUBMIT button, I am calling a javascript
   function "check()" in the "onClientClick" attribute.
4) In this "check()" function I want to access the
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Now when I try doing this using the following code in the check() function, it gives me a "Undefined is null or not an object".
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var funcName = htmlb_formid+"_getHtmlbElementId";
func = window[funcName];
var chkBox1 = eval(func(chkBoxId));
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regards,
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HI,
U can write the javascript function in the header tag or create a .js file in which u write the javascript code.
the javascript code can be like
function ValidateForm()
if(document.form1.s_material.value=="")
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return true;
where form1 is id of form and s_material is iD of input field.
In your coding for button onClientClick like :
<htmlb:button id="s_but_submit"
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Regards,
Siddhartha

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I am trying to validate the htmlb inputfiels using the javascript,i want to get the value entered iin this inputfield in the javascript in order to validate
plz help me on how do i get the value of the inputfield in the script.
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use some hbj code similar to this
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           type="string"
           maxlength="100"
           value="Your name here"
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/>
<hbj:button
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/>
regards
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Message was edited by: jagdeshwar Manipatruni

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Hi all, I have two HTMLB checkboxes on the browser(IE6.0).
I would like to selecte one of thses and set the other one
checked or unchecked. I can get the checkbox's ID on the client side. I can display the boolean value if the checkbox is checked or unchecked. But I can not set the checkbox checked or unchecked and let it displayed. The Javascript code on client side is shown as below:
// ckid - id of the target checkbox,
// myContent - objct of PageContext
// test() is triggered by one of the two chechboxes
//String ck_id=myContext.getParamIdForComponent(ckid);
<script language="JavaScript">
function test()
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   myval.checked = true;
Any hint will be appreciated.
Best regards.
Wang

Hi Dagfinn, thanks for reply. My code is as follows, the missing 'e' is my typing error,
String s2 = "<script>"
+"function toggle1(){"
+"document.forms[\'myForm\'].checkbox1.checked=!document.forms[\'myForm\'].checkbox1.checked"
+"}"
+ "function toggle2(){"
+"document.forms[\'myForm\'].checkbox2.checked=!document.forms[\'myForm\'].checkbox2.checked"
+"}"
+"</script>"
+"<body>"
+"<form name=\"myForm\">"
+"<INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX NAME=\"checkbox1\" onClick=\"toggle2();\">Check me1</input>"
+"<INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX NAME=\"checkbox2\" onClick=\"toggle1();\">Check me2</input>"
+"</form>"
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BR.
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