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Dear All
Actually I want to disable a record based on a property on that record, I used datasource.allowedit() method but it is not disabling the financial dimension, it is disabling all the other fields.
Any help regarding the same?
Thanks and regards,,,
Amr Saad
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Hi ManishSaxena
Thanks, ur suggestion helps me a lot
Sincerely,
Enggar
Hi Amr,
I am having similar requirement.
I used
dimensionDefaultingController.setEditability(false);
using condition.
That does the trick :)
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Shankar
Prisy,
that solution doesn't work for AX 2012.
(it does for pre 2012 versions)
Just take a look at the end of LedgerJournalTable form, method init
It enables/disables the financial dimensions depending on the access rights.
Did you specify the (correct) datasource on the dimension controller class and the element where the financial dimensions are shown?
strange, account num + dim fields are stored as an refrecid (default dimension)
why don't you use account structures? depend on the account number, the correct dimensions are shown.
Hi,
I did the following test in R2.
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1) Modify LedgerJournalTransDaily form
2) Edit the ledgerJournalTrans datasource. In the "Active" method, add
ledgerJournalTrans_ds.allowEdit(false);
right before the method returns.
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Now when I open a general journal, the whole record is disabled (including financial dimension). Can you try similar test on the form you are working on?
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