Many times, when developing a more efficient design for an SAP screen, we want to restrict the user input to only a few options. In this example we show the restriction of the Industry Sector and Material Type input fields for the transaction MM01.
LiquidUI Code
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// delete the native SAP input fields
del("F[Industry sector]");
del("F[Material Type]");
// Create radio buttons for the Industry sector to restrict user input
box([1,41], [5,74], "Industry Sector");
// In the radio button's options, we specify what input field this pertains to
radiobutton([2,45], "Beverage", {"[Industry sector]":"B"});
radiobutton([3,45], "Mechanical Engineering", {"[Industry sector]":"M"});
radiobutton([4,45], "Pharmaceuticals", {"[Industry sector]":"P"});
// Create radio buttons for the Material Type to restrict user input
box([6,41], [9,74], "Material Type");
// In the radio button's options, we specify what input field this pertains to
radiobutton([7,45], "Finished product", {"[Material Type]":"FERT"});
radiobutton([8,45], "Value-only materials", {"[Material Type]":"WERT"});
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