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Posted on by Ibrahim N. Omran

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Hello ,

how I can add event handler in additional part for the sales transaction entry in Microsoft dynamics GP 2013

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soma 24,410 on at

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RE: Create event handler

Create a addons in VSTools and add it the window Sales Transaction Entry window.

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RE: Create event handler

Yes you can add event handlers using VS Tools as Soma suggested. Below is the tutorial you can start with.

dynamicsgpblogster.blogspot.in/.../getting-started-with-visual-studio.html

Please note that

1. The tutorial uses Visual Studio 2008. Since you are on GP 2013 you should use VS 2010.

2. Also you should install VS Tools SDK from your GP 2013 install disk and it will be available under Tools\SDK

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Ibrahim N. Omran 195 on at

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RE: Create event handler

thanks guys,

I am working with VS Tools, but I want to know what's the technical form name for the Sales transaction screen

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soma 24,410 on at

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RE: Create event handler

The technical name for the Sales Transaction Entry form is SopEntryForm and the window name is SopEntry.

Example Code for add window to Sales Transaction Entry window additional menu as below.

static SopEntryForm sopFormName = Dynamics.Forms.SopEntry;
static SopEntryForm.SopEntryWindow sopWindowName = sopFornName.SopEntry;

public void Initialize()
{
sopFornName.AddMenuHandler(addNewWindow, "New Window", "N");
}

static void addNewWindow(object Sender, EventArgs e)
{
// check to make sure the form is not either empty or already created
if (window1Obj == null)
{
window1Obj = new Window1();
}
else if (window1Obj.Created == false)
{
window1Obj = new Window1();
}
window1Obj.Show();
window1Obj.Activate();
window1Obj.WindowState = System.Windows.Forms.FormWindowState.Normal;
}

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Mahmoud Saadi 32,738 on at

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RE: Create event handler

Mr. Ibrahim

I would like to welcome you to Dynamics GP Community as this seems to be your very first post.

The form name is SopEntryForm. Although,I believe you need to consider the Name Wizard in order to be able to get the windows, fields and forms names in general. As shown below;

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime :)

Never hesitate to share any further inquiries,

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