Background picture on the page

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• Harikiran Member Posts: 39

  2017-02-16 Answer ✓

  You can add an image. But i'm not sure about adding background image. That's not possible in NAV i guess.

  Harikiran BM | ERP Specialist

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• binilabraham Member Posts: 45

  2017-02-16 Answer ✓

  Please correct me If I'm wrong, I think it is not possible, good to share if someone have any extra information or comment on that.

  Software Developer,
  Archerpoint India Pvt. Ltd,Chennai.

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• RockWithNAV Member Posts: 1,139

  2017-02-16 Answer ✓

  No I too dont think its possible in NAV. Though it's possible in RDLC Report.

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• kvb Member Posts: 107

  2017-02-17

  Thanks guys! Time to use java or.NET I suppose..

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• da_neal Member Posts: 76

  2017-02-20 Answer ✓

  You can change controls properties on page by add-in included to page.
  

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• kvb Member Posts: 107

  2017-02-21

  Hi Danil, this is exactly what i need, could you be more specific how to do it?
  What is the add-in?

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• da_neal Member Posts: 76

  2017-02-22 Answer ✓

  It is dot net library created myself, i name it NavControl
  If you have some experience in creating add-in controls you can make this steps:
  
  1. Create simple control (Panel for example). It can be no visible and need only to get events and form controls on page. Current Form you can get beyond you control like this :

  myPanel.FindForm()
  

  
  2. Get all controls of form (Page) to List<Control> variables. For example i make function like this

   public void GetControlCollection(Control _control, ref List<Control> _controlcollection)
          {
              foreach (Control ctrl in _control.Controls)
              {
                  _controlcollection.Add(ctrl);
                  if (ctrl.Name != "") 
                      GetControlCollection(ctrl, ref _controlcollection);
              }
          }
  

  do not forget add this assembly to project

  using Microsoft.Dynamics.Framework.UI.WinForms.Controls;
  

  
  3. Create function which find control by ID and set necessary properties. You can do it in Set Value sections if your control inherited from StringControlAddInBase. In Name property of control stored transformated information about Page ID and Control ID.
  For transform c\side control ID to Name i use this function where name parameter - it is your control's name (myPanel.Name).

  public static string Control2Name(string name, int id)
          {
              byte[] array = TryGuid(name).ToByteArray();
  
              array[6] = Convert.ToByte(id & 255);
              array[7] = Convert.ToByte(id >> 8 & 255);
              id >>= 16;
              if (id > 0)
                  id++;
              array[4] = Convert.ToByte(id & 255);
              array[5] = Convert.ToByte(id >> 8 & 255);
              Guid guid = new Guid(array);
  
              return "{" + guid.ToString().ToUpper() + "}";
          }
  

  
  4. So, when you find applicable control in your collection (from point 2.) you can GetType of control and set property that you need.

  ((TextView)_control).TextBox.ForeColor = Color.Red;
  

  
  5. Remember - if control no visible when page open there are no control on form and you can't set property. You must hande ControlAdded event parent of control.
  Also you can't to set control's property in OnOpenPage trigger(because there no Form yet), you must create neccesary event.
  
  There are some subtleties in behavior of RTC client. For example when you change settings page controls or page they can be recreated without your changes. To decide this task you need to store your changed controls properties and handle events (Create, Dispose) to store or reestablish property.
  Personally, I use this opportunity to store data if page reloaded.

    private void Page_Disposed(object sender, EventArgs e)
          {
              AppDomain CurAppDomain = AppDomain.CurrentDomain;
              CurAppDomain.SetData(((Form)sender).Name, ElementBuffer); //Where ElementBuffer properties of customized page controls
          }
  

  
  So, good luck!
  
  PS
  I said almost everything .
  
  

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• kvb Member Posts: 107

  2017-02-23

  O man, you rock!

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