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Use dummy optionstrings
Marije_Brummel
Member, Moderators Design Patterns Posts: 4,262
I've mentioned it before and after today, I will do so again.
If you change a optionstring in Standard Nav, insert some dummy option values.
Today I've upgraded one of my add-ons to 4.00 (a bit late I admit).
I was glad when I discovered the ic-partner option in the G/L entry table that I had some blank options.
Example
Table 17 G/L Entry field Bal. Account Type
It does not happen often but when it happens...
If you change a optionstring in Standard Nav, insert some dummy option values.
Today I've upgraded one of my add-ons to 4.00 (a bit late I admit).
I was glad when I discovered the ic-partner option in the G/L entry table that I had some blank options.
Example
Table 17 G/L Entry field Bal. Account Type
3.70: G/L Account,Customer,Vendor,Bank Account,Fixed Asset,,,,NewOption 4.00 G/L Account,Customer,Vendor,Bank Account,Fixed Asset,IC Partner,,,NewOption
It does not happen often but when it happens...
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Michael Schumacher
oh, what day is it? Backup day. OK, let's dump all data to /dev/nul ;-)