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I try to use FilePath EDT in Dynamics 365 F&O as a dialog field in Class to get folder location then i make a loop on CSV files on that folderbut unfortunately FilePath EDT Doesn't show Browse Button
can anyone help
What are you trying to achieve?
If you want to select local files to upload, look at the File upload control. You can see an example in document management, where you're uploading files to import.
If you mean selecting a path on the web server in cloud, ask yourself whether it makes sense.
Hi Martin Dráb
i just wanna browse to get folder path throw dialog filed and assign the path to variable or another method etc .. is that possible in D365 ?
if no what's the replacement to achieve same result
There was a discussion with same request before, please refer below thread.
community.dynamics.com/.../how-to-get-folder-path-when-select-file-by-fileupload-control
It still depends on details that you didn't provide.
You said you want a folder path, but where is this folder located? On your local machine? On a VM in cloud? A shared drive in your network? In Azure File Storage? Or somewhere else?
i don't know exactly where the user will browse to choose folder location but maybe his local machine .. but what about the rest ?
Knowing the path on a local machine is not useful, because the web application can't access the files there. You'll need a different approach.
If you explain the business problem to us, we may be able to suggest a technical solution that actually can be implemented.
business requirement is a button on a form that upload data via one or more CSV file located in Folder and insert into the table ..
i have a code takes a path of the folder for ex: ("C:\Windows\Temp" ) and then loop through all CSV files
so that i need to get folder path ---> ""C:\Windows\Temp"
The requirement can be implemented - users can upload files to F&O, as mentioned above.
But your idea of accessing files on users' machines from X++ is not possible.
you mean it is impossible to get folder path ?
You could get a path, such as "C:\Windows\Temp". But it would be useless to you, because you don't have access there. It doesn't even say on which computer it's located.
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