How can I get back the dataport filename?...

Steeve_globetrotter
Steeve_globetrotter Member Posts: 46
edited 2007-08-24 in NAV/Navision Classic Client
Hi everybody,

I need your help concerning a little problem... :roll:

I created a dataport in order to import a file...All is working but I would like to see the filename during the import (When you see the dialog box during the file import)...I don't know why but I lost it... ](*,)

Anyone to help me please ?

Thanks

Steeve Le Provost
http://www.steeve-leprovost.fr.cx
Steeve Le Provost
http://www.steeve-leprovost.fr.cx

Answers

  • Luc_VanDyck
    Luc_VanDyck Member, Moderator, Administrator Posts: 3,633
    Use 
    CurrDataport.FILENAME
    to retrieve the filename of the dataport.
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  • Steeve_globetrotter
    Steeve_globetrotter Member Posts: 46
    Hi,

    Thanks for this but I tried already this of course...

    In the OnAssistEdit() Trigger of the filename control in the Request Form and also in the OnPreDataport() Trigger...

    I can't understand why...perhaps a property...but I don't know where...

    Thanks

    Steeve Le Provost
    http://www.steeve-leprovost.fr.cx
    Steeve Le Provost
    http://www.steeve-leprovost.fr.cx
  • WiLLy_CoYoTe
    WiLLy_CoYoTe Member Posts: 7
    You talk about "filename control in the Request Form" then i suppose that you not use the standard control...
    you must assign the FileName property.
    Dataport - OnAssistEdit()
ocxCommonDialog.ShowSave;
CurrDataport.FILENAME := ocxCommonDialog.FileName;
  • Steeve_globetrotter
    Steeve_globetrotter Member Posts: 46
    Thanks but it doesn't work...

    I don't want to save any file and even if I say "No", the filename disappera in the the dialog box of the import process.

    Steeve Le Provost
    http://www.steeve-leprovost.fr.cx
    Steeve Le Provost
    http://www.steeve-leprovost.fr.cx
  • todro
    todro Member Posts: 117
    Steeve_globetrotter wrote:
    Thanks but it doesn't work...

    I don't want to save any file and even if I say "No", the filename disappera in the the dialog box of the import process.

    Steeve Le Provost
    http://www.steeve-leprovost.fr.cx
    well, it works for me in version 2.60 or 40SP3:
    OnPreDataport()
message(CurrDataport.FILENAME);
    Torsten
    MCP+I, MCSE NT, Navision MCT (2004,2005)
  • garak
    garak Member Posts: 3,263
    it def. works. Have u some other controls on the Requestion Card :?:

    If not, an there is only the default Contol for Filename (not visible by default) you can give out the filename on every Trigger, like on PostDataItem oder OnPostDataport

    message(CurrDaaport.Filename);
    Do you make it right, it works too!

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