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Execute code when clicking a record in a table (in a form)
kenyo
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2020-05-14
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Hi so apparently no trigger is activated when i am clicking on a record. My intentions are to update a subform after clicking on a record on the parent form. is there a way to implement this ?
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AlexDen
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2020-05-14
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Hi,
You can use OnAfterGetCurrRecord() event in this case.
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Big_D
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2020-05-14
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If looking at the Sales Order Form - there is the following function
ApproveCalcInvDisc()
CurrForm.SalesLines.FORM.ApproveCalcInvDisc;
This is calling the function ApproveCalcInvDisc which lives on the connected subform.
Hope this answers your question!
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AlexDen
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2020-05-14
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Hi,
You can use OnAfterGetCurrRecord() event in this case.
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Big_D
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2020-05-14
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If looking at the Sales Order Form - there is the following function
ApproveCalcInvDisc()
CurrForm.SalesLines.FORM.ApproveCalcInvDisc;
This is calling the function ApproveCalcInvDisc which lives on the connected subform.
Hope this answers your question!
Big D signing off!
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RockWithNAV
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2020-05-15
You need to understand Events very deeply if you want achieve all these stuffs on standard NAV in Business Central.
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Big_D
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2020-05-24
That maybe true RockWithNAV but this is a NAV Classic query
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You can use OnAfterGetCurrRecord() event in this case.
ApproveCalcInvDisc()
CurrForm.SalesLines.FORM.ApproveCalcInvDisc;
This is calling the function ApproveCalcInvDisc which lives on the connected subform.
Hope this answers your question!
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