You can do this with an add-in using C# or JavaScript. If you use a HTML based add-in it is actually relatively easy and way more flexible than the classic client. Hopefully Vjeko will release the stuff he showed at NAVTechDays and then your example can easily be done.
short answer: You can't. The only way I would know would be to write a win application (probably winforms, but I'm no expert on this) and talk to the NAV page througha web service.
You can do this with an add-in using C# or JavaScript. If you use a HTML based add-in it is actually relatively easy and way more flexible than the classic client. Hopefully Vjeko will release the stuff he showed at NAVTechDays and then your example can easily be done.
You can do this with an add-in using C# or JavaScript. If you use a HTML based add-in it is actually relatively easy and way more flexible than the classic client. Hopefully Vjeko will release the stuff he showed at NAVTechDays and then your example can easily be done.
You can do this with an add-in using C# or JavaScript. If you use a HTML based add-in it is actually relatively easy and way more flexible than the classic client. Hopefully Vjeko will release the stuff he showed at NAVTechDays and then your example can easily be done.
But then it will only work in the webclient?
It will only work in the webclient if you use the javascript add-ins
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short answer: You can't. The only way I would know would be to write a win application (probably winforms, but I'm no expert on this) and talk to the NAV page througha web service.
with best regards
Jens
But then it will only work in the webclient?
It will only work in the webclient if you use the javascript add-ins