Nadav Caridi
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Comentario oficial Hi , Try the following : SELECT CASE WHEN $[OPOR.DocType]='I' THEN 'IValue'WHEN $[OPOR.DocType]='S' THEN 'SValue' END I think the double quotes killed your query . Good luck !
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use the item placement tool to place a button , create a custom one on the bottom part of the IPT like so :
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just to clarify this will remove all the buttons configurations you have on that form (?)
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as follows :
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Yeah I'm not sure , but if you have no more buttons on the form and you right click to add buttons and click Remove on the form to delete the definition does that work ?
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I think if you don't have funcion buttons configurations on the form ID it should give it a try ..
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Maybe you can create a custom button with IPT and add a click validation .. just a thought ..
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Sorry never played with that. you can try to use the UI to click the different menus , again no experience with that . (with the Activate(522) methods) another option I'm using for something compl...
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Hi , example in the help file isn't working for you ? (invoice) You can use the SQL: syntaxExample: 'SQL:SELECT USER_CODE FROM OUSR WHERE INTERNAL_K = $[OINV.UserSign]' will on an invoice send an...
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Oh my bad :) you're probably getting the actual owner name this way, try to supply the table syntax instead e.g. $[ORDR.OwnerCode] Good luck !