Register Override Method in Dialog Form

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Hi Everybody,

I need to achieve that when checkbox1 is enabled , the checkbox2 have to be disabled , so i used registerOverrideMethod in a dialog Form , here my question is how can i achieve this when the DialogField is not globally declared but it was inside Dialog() method?

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RE: Register Override Method in Dialog Form

Why do you think that this control have names that you using ? Use personalization or debugger to find real nanes, they would be like fld_1_1, something like that
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RE: Register Override Method in Dialog Form

Hi ievgen,

class Simpledialog extends RunBase

{

Dialog ret;

}

protected Object dialog()

{

Dialogfield dialogField1;

DialogField dialogfield2;

ret = super();

dialogField1 = ret.addField(enumStr(NoYes),"DialogField 1","");

dialogField2 = ret.addField(enumStr(NoYes),"DialogField 2","");

dialogField1.registerOverrideMethod(methodStr(FormComboBoxControl,modified),methodStr(Simpledialog,updateDlgFld1),this);

dialogField2.registerOverrideMethod(methodStr(FormComboBoxControl,modified),methodStr(Simpledialog,updateDlgFld2),this);

return ret;

}

public boolean updateDlgFld1(FormComboBoxControl _f)

{

if(ret.formRun().design().controlName("dialogField1").valueStr() == "1")

{

ret.formRun().design().controlName("dialogField2").enabled(false);

}

else

{

ret.formRun().design().controlName("dialogField2").enabled(true);

}

return true;

}

public boolean updateDlgFld2(FormComboBoxControl _f)

{

if(ret.formRun().design().controlName("dialogField2").valueStr() == "1")

{

ret.formRun().design().controlName("dialogField1").enabled(false);

}

else

{

ret.formRun().design().controlName("dialogField1").enabled(true);

}

return true;

}

public static void main(Args _args)

{

Simpledialog ob = new Simpledialog();

ob.prompt();

}

Could someone help me out? Am getting error as "Object Not Initialzed" when the checkbox is enabled
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RE: Register Override Method in Dialog Form

If you declare DialogField inside the dialog() method, you won't be able to get the value from that fields in the getFromDialog() method. You have to declare it in classDeclaration.

Then you'll be able apply registerOverrideMethod() for you dialogfield control.

I'm not quire sure if you would need to achieve it by controlName() method because on RunBase dialog form dialog field names generated automatically. So you'd need to assign a name to desired field.
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RE: Register Override Method in Dialog Form

Could you please share code that throws the error?
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RE: Register Override Method in Dialog Form

Hi ievgen,

I'm getting error as Object Not Initialized inside the Overrided Method when i'm getting whether MyControl is enabled
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RE: Register Override Method in Dialog Form

Hi Vairam Srinivasan Sankaramoorthy,

You don't need dialogField, you need control. And you can get control from adialog, like dialog.formRun().design().controlName("MyControl");

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