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How to set values to multiselect lookup control?

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Posted on by Muhammad Shaheryar ... 95

I have a container of values when i close the form, the value is saved in a container from multiselect control. I need to reselect those values in multiselect lookup when i reopen the form . Is this possible? how can i achieve this?

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    Vilmos Kintera Profile Picture
    Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

    It is possible, you would have to implement it yourself though.

    Have a look at \Classes\SysLookupMultiSelect\selectAll(), this method is ticking all entries in the list.

    You could write your own custom logic where you pass in the selected container/list during your form init/run, and only select the specific IDs in the list.

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    István Orosz Profile Picture
    István Orosz 2,137 on at

    Hi,

    You can refer to this article about multiselect lookup control.

    Regards,

    István

  • Vilmos Kintera Profile Picture
    Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

    That article does not help with initialization.

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    Muhammad Shaheryar Khan Profile Picture
    Muhammad Shaheryar ... 95 on at

    This issue has been resolved. I store the values in container on closing the form as:

    Con x,y,z;

    X=multiselectctrl.get();

    Y=multiselectctrl.getSelectedfieldvalue()

    Z=[x,z]

    Then store Z in table:

    Table.ConField =Z;

    While opening the form in init method I set these values:

    multiselectctrl.set(table.ConField);

    In this way values was selected in multiselect lookup control while form opening.

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