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Thank you so much Ansari
Hi Bhawan,
If your Page Type is Document, then you should be able to use a subform page for lines like you do in NAV.
And yes, to use the NAV Development Environment, you can create and use the Sandbox Container environment. It can be on Azure, or on-prem on your machine with Docker.
Here, you will have access to the C/SIDE Development environment, but keep in mind, that you still have to follow these guidelines:
* Make sure you are not modifying any base objects
* Use Events and Extensions to extend base objects if needed
* Follow the Object Range rules (if making a custom table, even the field IDs have to be in the object range; cannot have field ID 1, 2, etc., unless Microsoft has issued you a reserved object range for AppSource, or you have an ISV object range)
* After you make your solution, you will need to export all new objects as .TXT in new format, get deltas (there is a script for it), and then use the Txt2AL scripts to convert them to AL, and then use Visual Studio to debug/compile and get your .app
You can find all of these rules in the Mirosoft Docs for AL under the Business Central docs:
docs.microsoft.com/.../devenv-dev-overview
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Thanks a lot Ansari,
That's working fine now. I got one more issue. I'm creating something same functionality as Sales Invoice. But not able to put data in grid as lines(related to that particular Invoice header). Any suggestions how to work with grids.
And is there any development environment for Business central (Online) like Nav2018?
Hi Bhawan,
In Visual Studio Code, does your folder also contain the .al file that extends the Sales & Receivables Table (and for usefulness, the page) with this field? Or if that is does in another extension, have you defined it as a dependency? It looks like that may be reason why you cannot see the WebUser Nos. field here.
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That's great information. Here is the screen shot of the table "sales & receivables setup" and I want to use "WebUser Nos." field in my other table.
and my here is the code where I want to use this field.
Yes, if you use the Sandbox Container option, then you can use the NAV Development Environment.
Be sure you are still following the same rules as in AL (no modifying standard objects, etc.)
When done, you need to convert it to AL using the Text2AL tool (and to do that, you need to export the objects in new format and get deltas).
You can find the instructions in the AL documentation on Microsoft Docs for Business Central. I’m on my phone so I don’t have the links handy, but if you can’t find them, let me know and I will send you the links later when I’m by my laptop. I was able to follow the instructions and do it.
Also, there is a function in the navcontainerhelper in the Sandbox Container to help get the deltas so you can quickly jump to the Text2AL steps.
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Hi Ansari Thanks for your suggestion. I'm doing exactly same way but not able to get the newly added field(let's say 'Webusers Nos.') of "Sales & Receivables Setup" table inside my visual code. I have one more question can I use NAV Development Environment with Dynamics Business Central (Online)?
Yes, you can. In your code, you will have call the No. Series Management Codeunit. If you're not sure, review the code in an object like the Sales Header table, or the Customer table.
As a good practice, you will also want to add a field in a Setup table (by extending an existing Setup table, or making your own Setup table) where the user can define the No. Series they want to use for your table.
Note: To review the code in an existing object as I have suggested, you will need to have a Sandbox Container and launch the NAV Development Environment and use the Object Designer to design the desired object. I doubt you will be able to do this with an Online Sandbox + Visual Studio alone.
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