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Hide and display HTML element using Javascript

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Within the JavaScript of your SAP BSP application or standard web page it is very simple to toggle a HTML element between hidden and display mode using the visibility attribute. You would just reference the elements ID and set the visibility attribute to ‘hidden’ or ‘visible’, see example below. HTML Code: <a id=”myBackButton” href=”?OnInputProcessing(goback)” class=”myButton”  >Back to Index</a> JavaScript Code: document.getElementById(‘myBackButton’).style.visibility = ‘hidden’; or document.getElementById(‘myBackButton’).style.visibility = ‘visible’;

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Build a Flappy Bird Clone – The Complete iOS Game Course

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The Complete iOS Game Course – Build a Flappy Bird Clone   We built an immersive game development course that teaches you all of the fundamentals so you can build your own games on iPhones and iPads. We combine videos, notes, collaborative discussion forums, and challenging assignments to have students build real apps. Teaching online is not

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FL389 – Only tables with flat line structure are allowed in RFC – SAP error message

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The SAP message FL 389 can also appear if you are assigning a structure which contains a string field to a function module tables parameter. Within an RFC enabled function module it shows this message as a success message but will not let you save. You get a slightly different message  with none RFC enabled functions modules but has

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