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Execute code when I click OK & New in a page
poppins
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2014-12-19
edited 2015-01-05
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Hi everyone,
I want to execute some code when I click at the button OK & New in the item card when creating new items (NAV 2013 R2).
Where shall I put my code?
Thanks in advance
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denpar
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2015-01-04
I don't know what code you want to add....
Page 30 Item Card -> OnNewRecord
or
Table 27 Item -> OnInsert
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MMV
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2015-01-05
Hi,
While clicking the New button, OnNewRecord Trigger on the Page is executed, so you may write the code in OnNewRecord trigger.
While clicking the OK, eventually the OnQueryClosePage trigger on the Page is executed, so you write the code in OnQueryClosePage trigger.
Best Regards,
MMV
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Page 30 Item Card -> OnNewRecord
or
Table 27 Item -> OnInsert
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While clicking the New button, OnNewRecord Trigger on the Page is executed, so you may write the code in OnNewRecord trigger.
While clicking the OK, eventually the OnQueryClosePage trigger on the Page is executed, so you write the code in OnQueryClosePage trigger.
Best Regards,
MMV