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NAV 2013 web client garbled grid layout
davmac1
Member Posts: 1,283
I have a busy Classic form I converted to a page in NAV 2013 using grid layout type rows.
The Windows Client displays the fields in rows as defined.
The web client jumbles them together. Plus they are almost on top of each other.
The column type works better (so far). It keeps the same display for both the Windows and Web client.
Is this a known problem with grid layout and rows in the Web client? The only note I found in msdn did not address this specific problem.
(I have not checked yet to see if R2 is any better, but it is not practical budget wise to switch this client, even if it is.)
The Windows Client displays the fields in rows as defined.
The web client jumbles them together. Plus they are almost on top of each other.
The column type works better (so far). It keeps the same display for both the Windows and Web client.
Is this a known problem with grid layout and rows in the Web client? The only note I found in msdn did not address this specific problem.
(I have not checked yet to see if R2 is any better, but it is not practical budget wise to switch this client, even if it is.)
David Machanick
http://mibuso.com/blogs/davidmachanick/
http://mibuso.com/blogs/davidmachanick/
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Yes it is a well-known limitation of the Web Client. Hopefully MS will investigate this further and propose a solution.
Feature Limitations of the Web Client
Kind regards,