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EP: Posting shipments
DenSter
Member Posts: 8,307
Has anybody here successfuly modified Employee Portal to post shipments? I'd like to know ALL the details 
. What was your experience? Does it perform well? Was it easy to accomplish?
. What was your experience? Does it perform well? Was it easy to accomplish? 0
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I added Quantity to Ship to the sales order card and it doesn't even validate the values, so if I create a new sales line with qty 5 and I set the qty to ship I get a line in Navision with qty 5, qty to ship 3, and qty to invoice 5. This is not very encouraging....
I've already advised the presales person to show the potential customer Citrix
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I'm with you man, as far as I'm concerned this should only be an intranet solution for reference only. Hey as soon as real users start using it they will kick it out very soon right
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Adding the line of code to the ModifySalesLine function worked. It validated the field. It's good to know that this is not a default.
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