Purpose | With GetFieldAttribute you can read attributes of a screen element (field, button, table, table column)
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Examples | GetFieldAttribute F[Business area.] row=“frow”
The row number is read into the variable V[frow].
GetFieldAttribute [Alle Positionen,12] header=“chead”
The column header is read into the variable V[chead].
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Format | GetFieldAttribute F[element] options GetFieldAttribute [column] options
You can specify one or several of the following options. GetFieldAttribute cell[table,column,row] options
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Options |
row= | row number |
column= | column number |
textrow= | row number of the field text (label) |
textcolumn= | column number of the field text (label) |
text= | field text (label) |
size= | field size |
techname= | technical name, e.g. VBKD-BSTKD |
header= | for columns: Header |
columnnumber= | for columns: column number in table |
displaycolumnnumber= | for columns: column number in screen display |
width= | for columns: column width |
buttontext= | for buttons: text |
buttonicon= | for buttons: icon id |
buttontooltip= | for buttons: tooltip |
protected= | For entry fields, checkboxes, radiobuttons: ‘X’ = readonly field. For pushbuttons: ‘X’ = button not active. |
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