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NAV 2017 "User Friendly" Page Design
ddimitrov94
Member Posts: 4
Hello,
I have a request from a customer to design a sequence of Pages which will collect input from a user.
And then create a new record with the values that the user has selected.
For example the first page that we must see is something like this:
With 3 buttons and the user just selects one of them, then another page with a Date input and then some more.
I don't think this is possible with standard NAV functionalities, but I could not find anything similar as a topic on the internet, so i decided to ask here.
I would be happy if there is something similar that can be made with .NET. And if there is tutorial for it.
(I'm not very familiar with .NET, but some of my colleges are, and they might be able to help me.
Thank you,
Dimitar.
I have a request from a customer to design a sequence of Pages which will collect input from a user.
And then create a new record with the values that the user has selected.
For example the first page that we must see is something like this:
With 3 buttons and the user just selects one of them, then another page with a Date input and then some more.
I don't think this is possible with standard NAV functionalities, but I could not find anything similar as a topic on the internet, so i decided to ask here.
I would be happy if there is something similar that can be made with .NET. And if there is tutorial for it.
(I'm not very familiar with .NET, but some of my colleges are, and they might be able to help me.
Thank you,
Dimitar.
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sorenhinrup
Member Posts: 136
The closest NAV has is the Wizard page:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/walkthrough--creating-a-wizard-page5
Answers
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics-nav/walkthrough--creating-a-wizard-page
This allows you to create UI elements in JavaScript that will work with both the Windows and Web clients.
There is some information here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/dynamicsnav-2013r2/dn182584(v=nav.71)
As you can effectively build you UI elements with HTML you can get the buttons exactly as you require.
One word of caution. Whilst the page you require would be easy to create with a control add-in you are moving away from the standard NAV interface. Having an inconsistent interface can makes systems less useable.