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Navision Calendar

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edited 2005-07-26 in Download section
Navision Calendar
A new way to choose a date in Navision. It uses Microsoft Calendar.

http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=498

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    alecavaalecava Member Posts: 15
    I'm courios about the technique used in this component. I knew that I can use an OCX (or user component) component only if it did not display anything.
    ](*,) I looked at the code but I didn't find where you have the command that do the display. I only found the creation of the COM object in the OnActivate trigger of the subform.

    How can you display the date combo box inside the subform?
    How did you build the dll? C++, VB6 or others?

    Thanks in advance for the help,
    Alessandro Cavalieri
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    andreofandreof Member Posts: 133
    It's just the microsoft calendar control. Only had to draw it in a navision form.
    Andre Fidalgo
    My world: Dynamics NAV,SQL and .NET

    CEO at Solving Dynamics
    http://www.solvingdynamics.com
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    alecavaalecava Member Posts: 15
    In the OnActivate trigger of CalendarContainer there is only
    DLL4.Andre;

    Is this that draw the component?

    Where is the link beetwen the ControlContainer and the Calendar OCX?

    Thanks,
    Alessandro
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    alecavaalecava Member Posts: 15
    I realized that all what I need to know is how to write a the wrapper DLL. Do you have a wrapper sample (don't care about the language)?

    Thanks again,
    Alessandro
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    andreofandreof Member Posts: 133
    Yes it´s the function Andre.

    If you go to the mibuso main page there's an example with a tree control and the source code is included.
    Andre Fidalgo
    My world: Dynamics NAV,SQL and .NET

    CEO at Solving Dynamics
    http://www.solvingdynamics.com
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    alecavaalecava Member Posts: 15
    What I would need is an example of the wrapper class. What does the ANDRE method exactly does?

    Thanks for your patience.
    Alessandro
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