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Re: Control addin event arguments

dreez wrote: »

Hey,

Thanks, for the insight. I didn't understood the syntax at first since it's my first time using JS.

I did this and it worked.

'<div id=buttonPreview>' +
        '<button onclick="previewDocumentFunction(' + '\'' + Docid + '\'' + ')">Preview</button>' +
        '</div>'

Thank you for your time. Have a great week

josalm

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Re: PDF file size when saveas via Job Queue results in 100mb file

Notes to take into attention:
1. How many records Vendor Ledger entry comes from parent code. VendorPaymentReceipt report processes all incoming records to one PDF.
2. In all cases clear variables, especially streams.

lubost

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Re: Identify which field has been modify in table

there are 2 ways : you can check Currfieldno, this has the number of the field the USER changed. it is NOT filled when changing something via code. teh other way is comparing every field in Rec with the same in xRec in the OnModify trigger

MBerger

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Re: Generate QR Code for a report

A QR code can contain a max of 3KB of data. However that requires a really high res QR.

You can easy save a PDF to blob storage with public access using not easily discoverable paths like:

https://<GUID1>.blob.core.windows.net/<GUID2>/<GUID3>/<GUID4>.pdf

GUID1: Storage Account
GUID2: Storage Container
GUID3: Customer- / Vendor System Id
GUID4: Document System Id

And create a QR to that URL.

Duikmeester

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Re: How to make a field mandatory...newbie question

What about the following method:
On Table Level:

- use "not blank"-property for the mandatory field - add following code

OnInsert()
TESTFIELD(Mandatoryfield);

On Form level:

- Work with "Delayed insert"

Waldo

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Re: How to make a field mandatory...newbie question

I don't understand, there is a very simple way to do this. Granted, Navision is by no means a sophisticated development environment like Visual Studio, but it gets the job done in no time.

Set your form's DelayedInsert property to YES, like was suggested. Then put the validation code in your table, not the form, that way the form won't close if there is an ERROR. In both the OnInsert trigger and the OnModify trigger, you do the TESTFIELD, like suggested. You will not be able to insert or modify the record without having a value in your field, and all the other values will be preserved. I use it all the time.

HTH

DenSter

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Re: What is the ZUP file?

What's zup dawg

nboiselle

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Re: Reduce bottom margin on NAV2013 RDLC report

Thanks to Jamie Weissberger from Microsoft Tech Support, this problem has a solution! He told me this:

Any field within the footer using the following expression for the visibility property causes a gap at the end of the report footer.
=iif(ReportItems!CheckStyle.Value = 0, false, true)

There are 4 fields on this report that have this hidden expression - they are the fields for the Canadian dollar amounts (the check object has 2 sets of fields - one for US dollar amounts and one for CA dollar amounts.

I had actually moved the fields above the US dollar amount fields and got the same result - a narrower bottom margin.

Solves a mystery that's been out here on MIBUSO for quite awhile since it happens in NAV2009 also!

rsaritzky

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Re: Full Rollback in Batch Posting

SetSupressCommit only supresses any explicit call to Commit during the execution of the Codeunit. This allows you to include more database changes into the same transaction such as updating bookkeeping daten related to some interface to an external system. As such it is very different from Error('')

vaprog

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Re: Full Rollback in Batch Posting

When you call to the posting codeunit to achieve this, you have then posibility of passing a "SuppressCommit" parameter to avoid commit for each recor you pass, and commited at the end.

This way if any error occurs during the hole process, the rollback do not create, modify, delete, any registers in the database

JJMc

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