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Extension usage in ordinary objects
MaW
Member Posts: 74
Hi,
In NAV 2018 MS plans to move all localization elements to extensions. That has all ready started with the Danish localization.
FIK, OIOUBL etc, is now extension based. Read more here: https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/admin/posts/dynamics-nav-2018-localization-s-as-extensions
How do we use these localization elements in "ordinary" AL objects? More specific, how do we use the FIK code? Before we used codeunit 13650 FIK Management, but that has moved to extensions, so how to use that in a report now?
Thanks.
In NAV 2018 MS plans to move all localization elements to extensions. That has all ready started with the Danish localization.
FIK, OIOUBL etc, is now extension based. Read more here: https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/b/admin/posts/dynamics-nav-2018-localization-s-as-extensions
How do we use these localization elements in "ordinary" AL objects? More specific, how do we use the FIK code? Before we used codeunit 13650 FIK Management, but that has moved to extensions, so how to use that in a report now?
Thanks.
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