Modifying Input Fields

To modify the appearance of an input field on the selection screen, you must assign the parameter to a modification group as follows:

PARAMETERS p ...... MODIF ID key ......

The name of modification group key should be a three-character variable name without quotation marks. The MODIF ID addition always assigns key to the screen-group1 column of internal table screen . Parameters assigned to a modification group can be processed as an entire group with the LOOP AT SCREEN and MODIFY SCREEN statements during the AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT event.

For more information on modification groups and internal table screen , see Modifying Screens Dynamically .

        


        
REPORT demo_sel_screen_param_modif.
        
PARAMETERS: test1(10) TYPE c MODIF ID sc1,
        
test2(10) TYPE c MODIF ID sc2,
        
test3(10) TYPE c MODIF ID sc1,
        
test4(10) TYPE c MODIF ID sc2.
        
AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT.
        
LOOP AT SCREEN.
        
IF screen-group1 = 'SC1'.
        
screen-intensified = '1'.
        
MODIFY SCREEN.
        
CONTINUE.
        
ENDIF.
        
IF screen-group1 = 'SC2'.
        
screen-intensified = '0'.
        
MODIFY SCREEN.
        
ENDIF.
        
ENDLOOP.
        


        


         

The parameters test1 and test3 are assigned to the modification group sc1 , while test2 and test4 are assigned to group sc2 . During the AT SELECTION-SCREEN OUTPUT event, the INTENSIFIED field of internal table screen is set to 1 or 0, depending on the contents of the group1 field. On the standard selection screen, the lines for test1 and test3 are highlighted while those for test2 and test4 are not, as shown below: