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Copy Text to the Clipboard
Big_D
Member Posts: 203
Hi mibuso.com
In NAV 2009 R2 I used the Automation routine 'CSIDEClipboard'.Text to copy Text out of NAV to the Clipboard. This works great but now want to do the same thing in NAV 2018 - how is this possible please?
In NAV 2009 R2 I used the Automation routine 'CSIDEClipboard'.Text to copy Text out of NAV to the Clipboard. This works great but now want to do the same thing in NAV 2018 - how is this possible please?
Big D signing off!
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SanderDk
Member Posts: 497
Yes it is, you can use the DotNet variable: System.Windows.Forms.Clipboard.'System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'
Clipboard.SetText(ValueToClipholder);For help, do not use PM, use forum instead, perhaps other people have the same question, or better answers.5 -
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sb_
Member Posts: 5
With a dotNet Variable.
Clipboard DotNet System.Windows.Forms.Clipboard.'System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'
Clipboard.SetText('Text to Clipboard');1 -
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SigGunn
Member Posts: 18
Hi Big_D
Set the RunOnClient property of the dotnet variable as Yes.
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OptionsBig_D
Member Posts: 203
Wahey SigGunn
That works a treat - you're a star
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See you can even read the Clipboard too
!CopyAddrTest() Clipboard.Clear; Clipboard.SetText ('Testing Clipboard for NAV2018 Upgrade'); //Copy text to Clipboard IF Clipboard.ContainsText then //Does Clipboard have text - even reads clipboard generally! MESSAGE ('(%1)', Clipboard.GetText); //Display Clipboard
Keep up the good work!Big D signing off!0
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Clipboard.SetText(ValueToClipholder);
Clipboard DotNet System.Windows.Forms.Clipboard.'System.Windows.Forms, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'
Clipboard.SetText('Text to Clipboard');
All the code was there but getting this error message ...
Not done any dotnet stuff to date in NAV - other than call Clipboard.SetText('Text to Clipboard'); - do I need to do anything else?
Set the RunOnClient property of the dotnet variable as Yes.
That works a treat - you're a star
See you can even read the Clipboard too
CopyAddrTest() Clipboard.Clear; Clipboard.SetText ('Testing Clipboard for NAV2018 Upgrade'); //Copy text to Clipboard IF Clipboard.ContainsText then //Does Clipboard have text - even reads clipboard generally! MESSAGE ('(%1)', Clipboard.GetText); //Display ClipboardKeep up the good work!