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Adding page actions on a request page
orjanbrun
Member Posts: 15
Adding page actions to a request page does not seem to work. When designing a request page, I can add the desired actions in the "Page-Action designer", but when running the report, these actions are not included in the action menu of the reuest page. I can make it work on a "normal" page, but not on a request page. Does a request page differ from a normal page in this context?
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What kind of action would you like to run from the Request Page?
/Claus Lundstrøm
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Thanks for Your reply... In this case I needed to convert av report from NAV 2009 to NAV 2013. The content of the request page was stored as different Templates... For this purpose an actionbutton "store template" was designed on the request form... I managed to create a workaround, but the reason I posted this issue was that it is possible to access the page action designer from the request page, I was not able to find any solid info about this issue, so I just wanted to make sure that I was not missing anything...
Best regards
/Örjan