Select first record in dataset when updating page

sorenhinrup

Hello all

I have made a cardpage with a subpage. This subpage is a listpage, which is filtering on a dataset.
On the the cardpage I have added the PingPong function, which updates the cardpage and through that the listpage. That is working as required.



My issue is that on the listpage, new records are displayed above the sidebar slider. See attatched picture as example.


I would like the currpage.update to also automaticly select/mark the first record in the dataset on the subpage.
Are there anyway to achive this?

lynge

Have you tried a simple
IF FINDFIRST() THEN ;
...before the
currpage.update(false);
?

sorenhinrup

That doesn't work unfortunately.

lynge

Ahh - off cause not. Sorry.
It is a findfirst in the card page which is not the correct Rec to FindFirst on...

What about creating a function trigger in the listpart (subpage) with
---
if findfirst() then ;
currpage.update(false)
---

...and then calling that function from the card page insted of the currpage.update(false) - something like this:
CurrPage.<the subpages control name in the card page>.PAGE.<the name of the new function trigger>();

sorenhinrup

We just tried this, and it doesn't seem to have helped either.

martonn

What version? Because from NAV 2015 onwards you can use the UpdatePropagation property

sorenhinrup

This is 2015, and changing this property did not help

Peter+is1

Hi,

You could try SendKeys, and send a CTRL-Home. Seems to work here.
However I could not get it to work in my 2016 CU4

DotNet System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys.'System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'

Good luck, I am curious about your result..

sorenhinrup

We tried this Peter, but the issue was that this only sent the keys of the page we were actively in. At the moment they have 2 list pages to be updated automaticly.

The solution was the FINDFIRST - but placed on the OnAfterGeteCurrRecord trigger.

Peter+is1

Ok, good find. Will try to keep that in the back of my mind.