Dialog 'OK' button
ROBO
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Is there an option to make a OK button visible on a dialog form
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It is not possible.
Can you explain what you want to do? With more info, we can better give you another solution.Regards,Alain Krikilion
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I want to get user input (post code) to use that as a filter. If they select "OK" then it's being used or if they select "Cancel" the job stops.0
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Best create a form with the field and Ok,cancel-buttons on it.
To call it :
make a variable of the form:IF frmMyForm.RUNMODAL = ACTION::Ok THEN BEGIN MESSAGE('Postcode:<%1>',frmMyForm.GetPostCode()); END;
And a function in the form:GetPostCode() : Code20 EXIT(codPostCode); // codPostCode is the variable for the postcode on the form
Regards,Alain Krikilion
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No such thing in Navision, you'll have to create your own form for that purpose. You could use the INPUT method of a dialog box, but that only has a cancel button I think.0
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ThanX
I will stick by the Dialog it will do.
again ThanX0
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