Click "Add" on Popup

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Chris F

• November 20, 2023 19:45

I have a macro to mass enter payments based on reference numbers.  It works for everything except I can't get the macro to click add on this system message:

I've tried AutoPressNextPopup() twice as suggested in some old posts.

I've tried Activate() then click($[$1.0.0])

I've tried Activate() then click($[$10.0.0])

I'll take any suggestions

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  Joris Sibenius Trip

  • November 20, 2023 20:00

  Hi Chris,

  Could you share a bit more on how you have tried to use AutoPressNextPopUp?

  Did you put that before the action that triggers the add action? I have tried to replicate but this works. Example, had this as a macro on the incoming payment

  AutoPressNextPopup($[$1.0.0]);  // press ok on the pop up
  Click($[$1.0.0]); // click Add on the incoming payment
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  Chris F

  • November 21, 2023 20:06

  So a colleague was not having this issue, as the system message did not appear.

  However if we add the Reference (check no) as CC the systems throws the prompt, while using a number it moves along...

   @Store10 = '[%0]' //AS 'Customer Number'
  @Store12 = '[%2]' //AS 'Payment Amount'
  @Store15 = '[%4]' //AS 'CheckNo'
  Activate(2817); //activate incoming payment
  Set($[$5.0.0]|@Store10); //set cust no
  Set($[$22.0.0]|@Store15); //set check no as reference
  Set($[$10.0.DATE]|@Store14); //set posting date
  Click($[$37.0.0]); //click payment on account
  Set($[$13.0.0]|@Store12); //add payment amount
  Click($[$14.0.0]); //click add in sequence
  Click($[$234000001.0.0]);
  Activate();
  Set($[$44.0.DATE]|@Store14); //set transfer date
  Set($[$30.0.0]|@Store13); //add batch number as reference
  Click($[$1.0.0]); // click ok
  Activate();
  Click($[$1.0.0]); // click add
  //Activate();
  //Click($[$0.1.0]); // click add
  Activate(BOYX_9);
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  Geoff Booth

  • November 25, 2023 15:35

  Hi Chris,

  I did not understand this line: However if we add the Reference (check no) as CC the systems throws the prompt, while using a number it moves along... What is "CC"; what do you mean by using a number?

  One possibility is to add a "PopFormStack()" command when returning from a sub-form before you 'Activate". This should then force the Activate action to occur on the correct form.

  Also, have you tried using the "debug" mode on the UF so you can see exactly what is happening?

   
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  Chris F

  • January 08, 2024 14:19

  Will the PopFormStack() work on system messages that I can't suppress?
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  Geoff Booth

  • January 08, 2024 14:41

  I doubt it.

  How about changing:

  Set($[$22.0.0]|@Store15); //set check no as reference

  to Set($[$22.0.NUMBER]|@Store15); //set check no as reference

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