com.sap.ip.bi.rig.Scrolling

[Former Member]

Hi all,

I've used the com.sap.ip.bi.rig.Scrolling functionality in Web Apps Designer, this is used to enable scrolling functionality within my Queries based on Query Designer, accessible via our portal.

One issue I faced and was hoping you've come across this before and might know the answer:

One of my queries only has Rows (it has no columns or Key Figures), when applying the scrolling solution, it doesn't appear to work.  My expectation is that the row headings (characteristic headings) will become fixed so that they are always visible, however, when I scroll down I lose the headings.

Do you have any ideas for me to try?

Kind regards,
Ross

[yasemin_kilinc]

Hi Ross,

To freeze or rows you need some parameter entries. There is a great document which I have bookmarked:

Take a look at freezing rows/columns section under scrolling. explains that very well.

Hope it gives an idea.

Regards

Yasemin...

[former_member186696]

Hello Ross,

There are several issues related to bi.rig.Scrolling.

Some notes over here:

2137183	MOD Scrolling: Row selection does not work in Firefox
2121454	MOD Scrolling: Query hangs during page navigation
2111815	MOD Scrolling: 'cells' is null exception
2078795	MOD Scrolling: Planning does not work with module after upgrade
1729629	Scrolling Module: Stops working after row is dragged out
1718699	Scrolling Module: Invalid Argument when all rows are removed
1644770	Dynamic Input fields for input ready data cells
1996028	MOD Scrolling: Rows are not aligned in 7.01
1875189	MOD Scrolling: Enabling/Disabling works only on initial page
1878087	Copy and Paste with Scrolling Module does not work for Fixed and Scrollable Are
1835724	MOD Scrolling: Rows are not aligned

My first recommendation is, check you BI Java patches. Confirm if the patches are on latest available. Generally the patches solve the issue.
You can refer the SAP Note 1899396 - Patch Level 0 for BI Java Installation - Detailed Information

This note mandatory for all BI Java issues.

Best regards,
Edward John