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How to enable/disable button based on sales line selection in sales order form.

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Posted on by CU21091228-0 230
Hi Team,
 
Sales and Marketing -> Sales Orders -> All sales orders -> Sales table details
 
In sales order line action pane name LinesActionPaneStrip i have added custom button.
 
I have to enable/disable a button based on status of selected line.
 
To achieve this i have wrote code in form data source sales line selectionChanged method.
 
selectionChanged() also calling while open the open and while save the records in form.
 
My requirement is i have to enable/disable button based on selected line and method should call only if line has been selected from sales order line. 
 
 
 
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  • Suggested answer
    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 239,036 Most Valuable Professional on at
    selectionChanged() isn't the right method - use active() instead. 
  • Andrey Zhuchhkov Profile Picture
    Andrey Zhuchhkov 14 on at
    You can try to create a new extension for the "SalesLine" data source as follows:
      
    [ExtensionOf(formDataSourceStr(SalesTable, SalesLine))]
final class SalesTableFormDSSalesLine_Extension
{
   int active()
   {
       //get the current record
       SalesLine salesLine = this.cursor();

       int ret = next active();

       this.formRun().design().controlName(formControlStr(SalesTable, "Button")).enabled("Your condition");

       return ret;
   }

}​​​​​​​
  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 239,036 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Note that you can refer to form variables through the element variable (e.g. element.Button).

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