How to run 2 different forms from Posted Sales Invoice?

Aravindh_Navision

Hi Friends,

In Posted Sales Invoice form, I kept one menu button. From menu item, if I click means, on 1 condition, I need to run FormA (it is bounded to TableA) and in other condition I need to run FormB (it is bounded to TableB).

FormA or FormB should be filtered to the invoice number in Posted Sales Invoice. FormA and FormB contains a field named Invoice No.

Can anyone help me in achieving it?

Thanks and Regards,
Aravindh

Sog

so what you are saying is
if conditonA then
begin
set a filter on a record
apply the view of the record to formA
run formA (modally)
end
if condition b then
begin
set a filter on a record
apply the view of the record to formB
run form B
end

David_Singleton

Sog wrote:

so what you are saying is
if conditonA then
begin
set a filter on a record
apply the view of the record to formA
run formA (modally)
end
if condition b then
begin
set a filter on a record
apply the view of the record to formB
run form B
end

That doesn't work, I tried it and got an error message "The variable 'ConditionA' does not exist"

ssingla

David Singleton wrote:

Sog wrote:

so what you are saying is
if conditonA then
begin
set a filter on a record
apply the view of the record to formA
run formA (modally)
end
if condition b then
begin
set a filter on a record
apply the view of the record to formB
run form B
end

That doesn't work, I tried it and got an error message "The variable 'ConditionA' does not exist"

Why will it not run? I was surprised to read that it will not work and tried. It worked. The code is (hardcoded but for example i think its fine):

IF "Location Code"='DELHI' THEN BEGIN
  Location.SETRANGE(Location.Code,"Location Code");
  FORM.RUNMODAL(FORM::"Location Card",Location);
END ELSE BEGIN
  Customer.SETRANGE(Customer."No.","Sell-to Customer No.");
  FORM.RUNMODAL(FORM::"Customer Card",Customer);
END;

David_Singleton

Sandeep, I think you missed the point.

ssingla

David Singleton wrote:

Sandeep, I think you missed the point.

No I didn't (though on a 3rd attempt). I just want you to expressely say so...

I will not elaborate, it has been discussed many a times on the forum.

Sog

Indeed it has been discussed many times (many a times I think is a Indian expression )
That's why I didn't want to respond, because the point was obvious. and yet here I am typing these letters.