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Dynamically control page action
tomasevicstefan
Member Posts: 51
Hi all,
I need some tips if somebody know.
What is the best way to control page action visibility if that action call codeunit?
Is there some other way (like with AccessByPermission property), than to define global variable and to set it in Visible property on that action?
Thanks,
Stefan
I need some tips if somebody know.
What is the best way to control page action visibility if that action call codeunit?
Is there some other way (like with AccessByPermission property), than to define global variable and to set it in Visible property on that action?
Thanks,
Stefan
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No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!
Besides global variables with the IncudeInDataset property you can use all values in controls for the page (that is, everything in the dataset, at least if it is boolean. You can even use simple expressions in the relevant boolean properties, but I am not sure what is allowed. These expressions will be evaluated by the client, and I am not aware of a proper specification regarding this. At least simple boolean operators (AND, NOT, OR) should work.