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Dynamics AX unbound form control question
kwmkwm
Member Posts: 13
I'm new to X++, and I want to put an unbound
checkbox on a tab subform in the sales header form
(SalesTable). When the configure line button is
pressed on the bottom half of the form for a sales
line, I need to have code in that other class
check the on/off status of the unbound control in
the SalesTable form and do something (it copies the sales line).
I really don't need the database to record the status.
The current status is, I've placed the checkbox on
the form, see it on the display and can click it,
but can't figure out how to refer to it.
My question is how do I refer to the unbound
control in the SalesTable form from another class
and, is this the right approach?
Kevin
checkbox on a tab subform in the sales header form
(SalesTable). When the configure line button is
pressed on the bottom half of the form for a sales
line, I need to have code in that other class
check the on/off status of the unbound control in
the SalesTable form and do something (it copies the sales line).
I really don't need the database to record the status.
The current status is, I've placed the checkbox on
the form, see it on the display and can click it,
but can't figure out how to refer to it.
My question is how do I refer to the unbound
control in the SalesTable form from another class
and, is this the right approach?
Kevin
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Instead you can make use of Map class - whenever you check it insert the record id into the map.
For more information look into any of the Planned Orders form...