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Callback functions are not allowed exception

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Greetings everyone,

I'm trying to read from a page web service published in NAV but it is giving me a  "Callback functions are not allowed" exception. The published page is Item Card with its default operations. How can I handle this exception?

Thanks in advance.

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  • Rashed Profile Picture
    3,765 on at

    open the item card and try to populate the fields manually.  you'll see that form will open up in one of the fields. change the code to if guiallowed then,

  • bruno agalliu Profile Picture
    65 on at

    I controlled C/AL code of the item card page but i can't find any function(like create, update etc.) causing those dialogues. So I don't know where to put the "if guiallowed then". Is there any way to find where to put this statement ?

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    Suresh Kulla Profile Picture
    50,243 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    I believe the item availability action is causing you that issue because it uses Page/Form to perform the action, try with Item List page and see if you can duplicate the issue.

  • bruno agalliu Profile Picture
    65 on at

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