Accessing form control from X++

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Why stringedit can't access to x++??

i was set auto declaration property to yes..

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RE: Accessing form control from X++

thank you it worked

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RE: Accessing form control from X++

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my problem has been resolved, thank you..

you are very care..

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RE: Accessing form control from X++

Hi Murtafiah Via,

Please be more specific, but here are a few pointers. Set the autodeclaration property to Yes in your controls.

//Example setting value

MyStringEdit.text('Ok');

MyDateControl.dateValue(today());

//Example checking value

if (MyStringEdit.valueStr() == '')

{

throw error('Please enter value in stringedit.');

}

//Example assigning value

MyTable.MyField = MyStringEdit.valueStr();

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Martin Dráb 235,961 Most Valuable Professional on at

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RE: Question about axapta 2012

Hi Murtafiah, please use more descriptive titles for your questions. Saying that it's about Dynamics AX isn't enough, because that's true for all questions in the forum.

Also, please tell us more about what you're doing and what failed. You will have a much better chance to get an answer if you give us a better description.

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RE: Question about axapta 2012

it should be accessible after setting AutoDeclartion= yes and saving changes.

what issue are you facing, despite of doing above practice?

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