Parameter

Description

Width in Pixels (WIDTH)

You use this parameter to determine the width of the Web item.

Full Width (FULL_WIDTH)

You use this parameter to determine that the specification in the Width in Pixels (WIDTH) parameter be ignored and that the width be set to 100% instead. The full width depends on the width of the environment in which the Web item is embedded (for example, the width of a tab page on a portal page or iView).

Height in Pixels (HEIGHT)

You use this parameter to determine the height of the Web item.

Full Height (FULL_HEIGHT)

You use this parameter to determine that the specification in the Height in Pixels (HEIGHT) parameter be ignored and that the height be set to 100% instead. The full height depends on the height of the environment in which the Web item is embedded (for example, the height of a tab page on a portal page or iView).

Visibility (VISIBILITY)

You use this parameter to determine whether the Web item is visible in the Web application.

With Tray (WITH_TRAY)

You use this parameter to determine whether the Analysis Web item as a symbol that enables the Web item to be expanded and collapsed. For more information on this parameter, see Parameter: Tray.

Parameter

Description

Alternating Styles for Table Rows (ALTERNATE_STYLES)

You use this parameter to determine whether the styles for the odd and even table rows alternate and are displayed in a striped list.

Totals cells are removed from this display.

Display Repeated Texts
(REPEATED_TEXTS_DISPLAYED)

You use this parameter to decide whether repeated texts or keys are displayed as such or whether the repetitions are to be suppressed and the cells merged.

Scaling Factors Visible (SCALING_FACTORS_VISIBLE)

You can use this parameter to determine whether the scaling factors – insofar as is possible – are displayed.

Row Header Visible
(ROW_HEADER_VISIBLE)

You use this parameter to determine whether the row header area is displayed. The row header area displays the labels to the left of the data.

Column Header Visible (COLUMN_HEADER_VISIBLE)

You use this parameter to determine whether the column header area is displayed. The column headers display the labels above the data.

Data Cells Visible
(DATA_CELLS_VISIBLE)

You use this parameter to determine whether the data cells are displayed.

Data Column From
(DATA_COLUMN_FROM)

You use this parameter to determine the data column from which to display. The parameter is set to 1 by default.

Data Column To
(DATA_COLUMN_FROM)

You use this parameter to determine the data column up to which to display.

The parameter is set to 0 by default. If the value is 0, the system tries to display all of the columns. If there are too many, a scrolling area is inserted.

If the value is not 0, data is displayed up to the specified column. No scrolling area is provided.

Data Row From
(DATA_ROW_FROM)

You use this parameter to determine the data row from which to display. The parameter is set to 1 by default.

Data Row To
(DATA_ROW_TO)

You use this parameter to determine the data row up to which the data is displayed.

The parameter is set to 0 by default. If the value is 0, the system tries to display all of the rows. If there are too many, a scrolling area is inserted.

If the value is not 0, data is displayed up to the specified row. No scrolling area is provided.

Parameter

Description

Activate Navigation (INTERACTION_ALLOWED)

You use this parameter to determine whether navigation and other interaction is possible in the Web application.

Only Hierarchy Navigation (ONLY_HIERARCHY_NAVIGATION)

You use this parameter to determine whether the context menu is hidden and only expand and collapse operations can be performed on the list.

Activate Planning
(PLANNING_ENABLED)

You can use this parameter to determine whether the cells – insofar as is possible – are input-ready.

Parameter

Description

Data Provider
(DATA_PROVIDER_REF)

You use this parameter to assign a data provider to the Web item. The Web item gets the data and metadata that it needs to generate the output and commands from this data provider.

We recommend that you keep to the conventions supported by the Web Application Designer when specifying names: The name should be a maximum of 30 characters long and consist of characters “A-Z”, “0-9” and “_”, but cannot start or end with “_”. Adhering to these conventions facilitates the upgrade to future SAP releases.

Parameter

Description

Number of Data Columns Displayed Simultaneously
(BLOCK_COLUMNS_SIZE)

You use this parameter to determine the number of data columns to be displayed simultaneously. After this number, a scrolling area is inserted.

If the value is set to 0, the complete table is displayed, regardless of the number of data columns.

The parameter is set to 25 by default.

Columns that are Scrolled Through in One Step (BLOCK_COLUMNS_STEP_SIZE)

This parameter allows you more flexibility in structuring the scrolling logic:

You are able to determine the number of data columns scrolled per step. The default setting “0” corresponds to 2/3 of the display columns.

The value entered corresponds to the number of columns scrolled through.

If you enter the value “2”, two columns will be scrolled through.

If you want to scroll through all the displayed data columns, enter the same value as you entered for the parameter Number of Data Columns Displayed at One Time (BLOCK_COLUMNS_SIZE).

Number of Data Rows Displayed Simultaneously (BLOCK_ROWS_SIZE)

You use this parameter to determine the number of data rows to be displayed simultaneously. After this number, a scrolling area is inserted.

If the value is set to 0, the complete table is displayed, regardless of the number of data rows.

The parameter is set to 100 by default.

Rows that are Scrolled Through in One Step (BLOCK_ROWS_STEP_SIZE)

This parameter allows you more flexibility in structuring the scrolling logic:

You are able to determine the number of data rows scrolled per step. The default setting “0” corresponds to 2/3 of the display rows.

The value entered corresponds to the number of rows scrolled through.

If you enter the value “2”, two rows will be scrolled through.

If you want to scroll through all the displayed data rows, enter the same value as you entered for the parameter Number of Data Rows Displayed at One Time (BLOCK_ROWS_SIZE).

Paging Area Visible Below (PAGING_AREA_BOTTOM_VISIBLE)

You use this parameter to determine whether the area for scrolling is displayed below the table.

Paging Area Visible Above (PAGING_AREA_TOP_VISIBLE)

You use this parameter to determine whether the area for scrolling is displayed above the table.

Parameter

Description

Display of Exceptions
(EXCEPTION_RENDERING)

You use this parameter to determine the display type for exceptions. For example, exceptions can be displayed with colors or symbols.

Symbols for Metadata Documents (DOCUMENTS_ICONS_METADATA)

You use this parameter to determine whether links to metadata documents are displayed.

Symbols for Master Data Documents (DOCUMENTS_ICONS_MASTERDATA)

You use this parameter to determine whether links to master data documents are displayed.

Symbols for Data Documents (DOCUMENTS_ICONS_DATA)

You use this parameter to determine whether links to InfoProvider data documents are displayed.