How to Change HTML Template of ITS Service PZ04 (timestatement)

[Former Member]

H Experts,

We are using standard report (PZ04) in order to provide the employee timestatement:

We want to hide the last radio-button (period from / to ) and modified the template as described within the following help-document:

http://help.sap.com/saphelp_45b/helpdata/en/35/c70a8f062c556ee10000009b38f9b8/content.htm

In Transaktion 'SMW0' we copied the standard selection-template into ZSAP_HR_TIME_PERIOD:

Since SAP@WEB Studio is not available anymore we changed Via SE80 the HTML-Template and replaced the standard selection-screen with the new object:

After that we published the service.

But once we run the its-transaction again, the changes do not appear:

Is there any hint how we can change the selection screen?

thanks in advance!

[former_member194364 · Accepted solution]

Hi Maximilian,

Could this be a cache issue?

1) WAS ITS Cache
Delete the Template and MIME Cache via transaction
/nSITSPMON ->  Template and MIME Cache -> Select "System Wide"
for the MIME and Templates.

1.1) ICM Server cache
To delete server cache, please go to transaction SMICM -> GoTo -> HTTP
Plug-in->Server Cache -> Invalidate Globally: "Yes" to invalidate.

2) BROWSER -> Tools Internet Options

If this does not help - what does the "View Source" of this page show? Does it show the HTML Template change?

Regards

Oisin

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Thanks for your help!

We invalidated the cache but unfortunately it didnt help so far...

As you can see we modified the template via transaction SMW0 and se80 (internet service). Is this the right way to do it or is there also an other way to change the selection screen of a web gui transaction?

You can also start the transaction PZ04 via Gui. Within sap gui it has the same behaviour. Do i maybe have to change the dynpro of this gui transaction?

Thanks in advance!

[former_member194364 · Accepted solution]

Hi Maximilian,

If the SAPGUI screen is showing the same - then yes need to change the screen dynpro.

Regards,

Oisin