PLEASE SEE, lookup return Cancel

cpina
cpina Member Posts: 52
edited 2004-12-22 in Navision Financials
CLEAR(fInvProyecto);
recInvProyecto.SETFILTER("Cod. Recurso",cRecurso);
fInvProyecto.LOOKUPMODE(TRUE);
fInvProyecto.SETTABLEVIEW(recInvProyecto);
IF fInvProyecto.RUNMODAL <> ACTION::lookupOK THEN BEGIN
MESSAGE('1');
EXIT(FALSE);
END;
fInvProyecto.GETRECORD(recInvProyecto);
xProyecto := recInvProyecto."Nº proyecto";
EXIT(TRUE);

the runmodal returns always "Cancel" something diferent to lookupOK, the form properties seem to be correct, but I do not if I have forgoten some property


Your ideas are welcome.

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  • g_dreyer
    g_dreyer Member Posts: 123
    Hi CPina,

    On the form properties (the one that you do your lookup to), has the following
    Property:LookupMode (If you choose No, the system automatically disables the LookupOK and LookupCancel actions.)

    Have a look at the PushButton (your OK button on the form as well)
    Property: PushAction
    To have the system perform this action... Choose... 
    Close form and return OK: OK 
Close form, do not return OK: Cancel 
Close lookup form and return OK: LookupOK 
Close lookup form, do not return OK: LookupCancel 
Close form and return Yes: Yes 
Close form and return No: No 
Close the form: Close 
Stop processing: Stop

    If you want to find out what message get's returned then, 
    MESSAGE(format(fInvProyecto.RUNMODAL));
    or if you are still in doubt, check for both or check for 'cancel' 
    IF not(fInvProyecto.RUNMODAL in [ACTION::lookupOK,ACTION::OK)
THEN BEGIN 
  MESSAGE('1'); 
  EXIT(FALSE); 
END;

    Please note that I have not tested the above code for any errors, but you should get the idea.

    Cheers,
    gus
  • eromein
    eromein Member Posts: 589
    I would like to add this sample... It's an alterative for the code that has been posted.
    IF FORM.RUNMODAL(0,Cust) = ACTION::LookupOK THEN
  MESSAGE(Cust.Name); // Selected record in lookup form

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