How to get the name of current module (module which is open ) in AX?

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Posted on by Sarika Aravind

How to get the module which is currently open through X++ .

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MC08 170 on at

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RE: How to get the name of current module (module which is open ) in AX?

Hi, you can refer to below post

community.dynamics.com/.../183225

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Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

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RE: How to get the name of current module (module which is open ) in AX?

There is no direct way to retrieve that information as far as I am aware. The only possible way I could imagine is if you hook in from the .Net namespace or through WinAPI handles to figure out what is in the MDI Children of the main AX window.

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RE: How to get the name of current module (module which is open ) in AX?

Acutally I have found a way. Create a job as per below:

static void WIK_getCurrentModule(Args _args)

{

info(infolog.navPane().getSelectedNode().AOTparent().treeNodeName());

}

Add the job under Menu item > Actions and give it a label like "Get current module", and then add the menuitem to a Menu.

When you open a new AX workspace and click your new menu item, it will tell you the module name.

You cannot run this directly in code, since there will be no navigation pane associated with the current screen (your developer workspace).

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Sarika Aravind 45 on at

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RE: How to get the name of current module (module which is open ) in AX?

Thank you for the suggestions. need to get the module name in a sub form .(clicking a button in main form opens sub form) -so it is not a menu item directly from AOT .

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Shyam Mani 331 on at

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RE: How to get the name of current module (module which is open ) in AX?

If you want to see it in List Page :

info(this.listPage().listPageArgs().parameters());

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SM

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