Navision Checkbox

Valent1NValent1N Member Posts: 12
HI, this is my first post on this forum.
We have implemented Navision Dynamics 4 SP3 this year and since i don't have any formation for this product i would like to know more about it.
We are also trying to connect a mobility software with our Navision.

For example now i am on the Product Form, and i want to put a Checkbox.

I understand that i need to have a value for that checkbox and the checkbox will make it True or False right?
So when i make a consult to return me if that value in that product is True or False.

Where i have to define that value?
When i create a new Checkbox on SourceExpr what do i have to insert there?

Answers

  • ufukufuk Member Posts: 514
    I recommend reading development materials. This should be your first step.
    Coming to your question; you can define a variable, function, a table field etc.
    Ufuk Asci
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  • Valent1NValent1N Member Posts: 12
    Thank you for your reply ufuk,

    About my question i just only have to define the variable under C/Al and add it to SourceExpr?
  • David_SingletonDavid_Singleton Member Posts: 5,479
    Valent1N wrote:
    We have implemented Navision Dynamics 4 SP3 this year

    Sorry off topic I know, but why are you just now implementing such an old version?
    David Singleton
  • Valent1NValent1N Member Posts: 12
    I have 1 month in this company , i know that they had ms-dos navision until now, from navision dealer they said to change to the next version had to pay a lot of money and everything has to change and this is the solution they give us, and their support is veryyy awfull
  • Valent1NValent1N Member Posts: 12
    BTW, dunno if is from our dealer , but im unnable to add a value .

    I added checkbox on Form Designer
    I go on SourceExpr , click on ... and on the C/al symbol menu i don't have a New option.
    On the field menu also i don't have a option to add a new one...
    On the ObjectDesigner after clicking New on CodeUnit it says i don't have permission to execute "Design, Codeunit, Basic" System.
  • SavatageSavatage Member Posts: 7,142
    ufuk wrote:
    I recommend reading development materials. This should be your first step.
    http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download ... x?id=24432
    http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd301468.aspx

    also check tools->license Information:
    Do you have??
    7,110 Report & Dataport Designer 1
    7,120 Form Designer 1
    7,130 Table Designer 1

    Your first example is a checkbox on the item card.
    on the item table you will add a new field
    if you are able to add fields, your Field No.will be in the 50000..59999 range.
    Give it a name "MyCheckbox" (but seriously give it a decent understandable name)
    It's type is Boolean. Save & Compile table.
    Now you can go to the item card-View the field menu, find your new field, click on it and click on the form to add it.

    From The links above I would download & print the w1w1adg.pdf (Application Designers Guide) & start reviewing.
  • Valent1NValent1N Member Posts: 12
    Thank for the documentation , i found what i wanted.
    I didn't touch the part of table design because our dealer said that to add new tables it cost a lot of money ( every modification in navision costs more than 1.000 euros )

    The only problem i have now is that i have the permission
    7,110 Report & Dataport Designer 1
    7,120 Form Designer 1
    7,130 Table Designer 1

    But when i save the table it says: You don't have permission to create "x" table.
  • David_SingletonDavid_Singleton Member Posts: 5,479
    Valent1N wrote:
    I didn't touch the part of table design because our dealer said that to add new tables it cost a lot of money ( every modification in navision costs more than 1.000 euros )

    Valentin,

    this mod will take 16 minutes, that is 60 seconds of coding and 15 minutes of preparation testing and syncing objects. So at that rate you must be beign charged 4.000 Eur per hour.
    David Singleton
  • Valent1NValent1N Member Posts: 12
    I will ask for their price list and share it .

    About the " You don't have permission to create "x" table. " is there anything i have to check?
  • dansdans Member Posts: 148
    you're trying to create a new table outside your object range. usually the table ID starts from 50000.
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  • Valent1NValent1N Member Posts: 12
    dans wrote:
    you're trying to create a new table outside your object range. usually the table ID starts from 50000.

    I have used 50065 and next one is 50086 , tried few numbers between that and always the same.

    Also i don't have permission the read other tables from 50000 range.( and any other range ).
  • ufukufuk Member Posts: 514
    Check ID 8200 for licensed table number in your license file. If you have 10*6, it means you can create 60 tables and allowed range is 50000 to 50060. (assuming a special range is not bought)
    Ufuk Asci
    Pargesoft
  • Valent1NValent1N Member Posts: 12
    The next one after 7,130 is 8,600 Object application - Functions ( 100 )
  • ufukufuk Member Posts: 514
    Can you run table 50010? (Table designer gives a range of 10 table so I think the last table in your range is 50009)
    Ufuk Asci
    Pargesoft
  • SavatageSavatage Member Posts: 7,142
    Valent1N wrote:
    But when i save the table it says: You don't have permission to create "x" table.
    I thought the post was about adding a checkbox. why are you making a new table?
  • Valent1NValent1N Member Posts: 12
    Savatage wrote:
    ufuk wrote:

    From The links above I would download & print the w1w1adg.pdf (Application Designers Guide) & start reviewing.


    RESOLVED!

    Thanks.

    For all the noobs like me if you have to do it:

    1. See the associated table at the form that you want to modify.
    2. On the table add the value of the checkbox .
    3. Add the checkbox from toolbox on the Form Design and on SourceExpr put "nameofvalue" from step 2.

    Was easy.
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