static public void initFromPurchTable(FormDataSource _formDS) { PurchTable currentPurchTable; Browser browser = new Browser(); for (currentPurchTable = _formDS.getFirst(true) ? _formDS.getFirst(true): _formDS.cursor(); currentPurchTable; currentPurchTable= _formDS.getnext()) { var generator = new Microsoft.Dynamics.AX.Framework.Utilities.UrlHelper.UrlGenerator(); var currentHost = new System.Uri(UrlUtility::getUrl()); generator.HostUrl = currentHost.GetLeftPart(System.UriPartial::Authority); generator.Company = curext(); generator.MenuItemName = 'PurchTableListPage'; generator.Partition = getCurrentPartition(); // repeat this segment for each datasource to filter var requestQueryParameterCollection = generator.RequestQueryParameterCollection; requestQueryParameterCollection.AddRequestQueryParameter( 'PurchTable', 'PurchId', currentPurchTable.PurchId ); System.Uri fullURI = generator.GenerateFullUrl(); browser.navigate(fullURI.AbsoluteUri, true); } }
Showing posts with label FormDataSource. Show all posts
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Monday, March 6, 2023
How to open multiple Purchase orders in new browser tabs
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Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Operating with system defined buttons in form Action pane
Say, we have to reference Edit button.
For this we use the macro #define.SystemDefinedViewEditButton('SystemDefinedViewEditButton')
The whole list is present in SysSystemDefinedButtons macro
Code snippet for your active method in name_DS
Check this article https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/user-interface/system-defined-buttons
For this we use the macro #define.SystemDefinedViewEditButton('SystemDefinedViewEditButton')
The whole list is present in SysSystemDefinedButtons macro
Code snippet for your active method in name_DS
int active() { #SysSystemDefinedButtons ret = super(); < ... > FormCommandButtonControl editButton = element.control(element.controlId(#SystemDefinedViewEditButton)) as FormCommandButtonControl; editButton.enabled(name_ds.allowEdit()); return ret; }
Check this article https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/user-interface/system-defined-buttons
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Wednesday, April 3, 2019
Accessing FormDataSource
Say, we need to change the form data source sorting order or any other more complex change.
This is an old but good note by Vania Kashperuk about the subject in AX 2012.
This is an old but good note by Vania Kashperuk about the subject in AX 2012.
public void init() { super(); this.queryBuildDataSource().addSortField(fieldNum(myDescartesInbound, RecId), SortOrder::Descending); }
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