Defining GUI Elements in the Toolbar 

Process Flow

1. Define an event handler method for event TOOLBAR .
2. Declare a structure for defining a toolbar element:

data: ls_toolbar TYPE stb_button.

3. For a pushbutton, for example, you would fill the following fields:

CLEAR ls_toolbar.
MOVE 0 TO ls_toolbar-butn_type.
MOVE 'BOOKINGS' TO ls_toolbar-function.
MOVE icon_employee TO ls_toolbar-icon.
MOVE 'Show Bookings'(111) TO ls_toolbar-quickinfo.
MOVE SPACE TO ls_toolbar-disabled.



In the butn_type field, you specify the type of the GUI element for the ALV Grid Control. For possible values, see the value range of domain TB_BTYPE .

 

4. Use event parameter E_OBJECT to append the new definition to table mt_toolbar :

APPEND ls_toolbar TO e_object->mt_toolbar.

5. If you want to define additional elements, go back to step 3.
6. Call method set_toolbar_interactive, if you want to rebuild the toolbar.

In the event handler method of event USER_COMMAND , you can query the function code you specified in field function to implement the associated function.