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What happened to no code on forms?
matttrax
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Still playing around with NAV2009 and trying to get a feel for all the changes.
I thought we weren't supposed to put code on forms anymore Or that we could only call a codeunit from a form or something. Otherwise it wouldn't work in the RTC. Yet on the customer card (and I'm sure many other forms), what do I see, but code to perform various tasks.
I know it's always been advised to put your code on tables and in codeunits, but I thought this was a requirement now. Did this change? Or did I (as usual) not have a full understanding of what was going on.
I thought we weren't supposed to put code on forms anymore Or that we could only call a codeunit from a form or something. Otherwise it wouldn't work in the RTC. Yet on the customer card (and I'm sure many other forms), what do I see, but code to perform various tasks.
I know it's always been advised to put your code on tables and in codeunits, but I thought this was a requirement now. Did this change? Or did I (as usual) not have a full understanding of what was going on.
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There are a couple of triggers that are not supported on pages but everything else should work.
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blog: https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/ara3n
Thomas
Independent Consultant/Developer
blog: https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/ara3n
The Service Tier has a server version of the form - the Client is only rendering the form.
The only code you can have running on the Client in 2009 RTC is Client Side COM automation or OCX'es.
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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Very useful information!
Thanks a ton
Thomas