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Navigation Model In Navision
ajaybabuCh
Member Posts: 208
Hi
We are enclosing a Sample Navigation model , We plan to implement
in our Customization. We request you to advise if this model is OK.
Pleas see here for details
http://202.63.124.13/framework/fw3/nav.html
Ajay - INDIA[/code]
We are enclosing a Sample Navigation model , We plan to implement
in our Customization. We request you to advise if this model is OK.
Pleas see here for details
http://202.63.124.13/framework/fw3/nav.html
Ajay - INDIA[/code]
Ajay
0
Comments
It is completely different from any standard Navision UI that I know, so it is not intuitive for experienced Navision users. On the other hand, it looks pretty intuitive by itself, so it should be easy to learn to use.
As for if it is possible... Yes it is possible, but only because pane 1 and pane 2 both use the same table. This would not work (well not without some serious trickery) if you have a list in pane 1, details from a second table in pane 2 and details from a third table in pane 3.
The way I understand it, I don't see any technical problem with this form.
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