How to add static text control in class

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Hi all,

I have a run base batch class and i want to show static text in my dialog so that how to add?

FormStaticTextControl textcontrol = new FormStaticTextControl( ?)

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Martin Dráb 239,038 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Use can use addControl() of a field group to add the control. For example:

dialogRunbase.addGroup().frameType(FormFrameType::None); FormBuildGroupControl currentGroup = dialogRunbase.form().design().control(dialogRunbase.curFormGroup().name()); FormStaticTextControl staticTextControl = currentGroup.addControl(FormControlType::StaticText, 'YourControlName');

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waytod365 351 on at

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Sorry for the late replay sir,

Thanks for your answer its awesome. But if we user FormBuildGroupControl we are receiving error.

Error ;- Cannot implicitly convert from type 'FormBuildControl' to type 'FormStaticTextControl'

After that i used FormBuildControl instated of FormBuildGroupControl.

Correct me if I'm wrong sir.

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waytod365 351 on at

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Now, dialog is not open sir.

I'm getting error :- Unable to cast object of type 'Dynamics.AX.Application.FormBuildGroupControl' to type 'Dynamics.AX.Application.FormGroupControl'.

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J.Bur 15 on at

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DialogText dlgText = dialogRunbase.addText("your text");

FormStaticTextControl textcontrol = dlgText.control();

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Martin Dráb 239,038 Most Valuable Professional on at

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"Build" controls (such as FormBuildGroupControl) are used when you're designing the form (before running it). Non-buiild controls (such as FormGroupControl) are used when the form is actually running.

Therefore what code you should write depends on when you want to execute it.

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