Hi guys, Today we see how to get selected records from a form data source using Event handlers on Form in D365/Ax 7.0.
Get Current record from form by 'Xformrun':
[formeventhandler(formstr(custgroup), formeventtype::activated)]
public static void custgroup_onactivated(xformrun sender, formeventargs e)
{
custgroup custgroup;
// formdatasource ds = sender.datasource(formdatasourcestr(custgroup, custgroup));
// custgroup = ds.cursor();
//----------OR--------------
custgroup = sender.datasource(formdatasourcestr(custgroup, custgroup)).cursor();
info(strfmt('%1', custgroup.custgroup));
}
Get Current record, FormRun from form by 'Formdatasource':
[formdatasourceeventhandler(formdatasourcestr(custgroup, custgroup), formdatasourceeventtype::activated)]
public static void custgroup_onactivated(formdatasource sender, formdatasourceeventargs e)
{
custgroup custgroup;
// FormRun formRun = sender.formRun() as FormRun;
// FormDataSource ds = sender.formrun().datasource('custgroup');
// ---------------OR------------
// formdatasource ds = sender.datasource(formdatasourcestr(custgroup, custgroup));
custgroup = sender.cursor();
// Button control
// formRun.design().controlName(formControlStr(Custgroup,Clicked)).enabled(false);
info(strFmt('%1 - %2 ', custGroup.CustGroup, custGroup.Name));
}
Get Current record from form by 'FormControl' :
[FormControlEventHandler(formControlStr(CustGroup, Clicked), FormControlEventType::Clicked)]
public static void Clicked_OnClicked(FormControl sender, FormControlEventArgs e)
{
// FormRun formRun = sender.formRun() as FormRun;
// formRun.myCustomerMethod();
CustGroup custGroup;
custGroup = sender.formRun().dataSource().cursor();
info(strFmt('%1 - %2 ', custGroup.CustGroup, custGroup.Name));
}
Get Current record from form by 'FormDataObject':
{
CustGroup custGroup;
FormDataSource fds;
FormDataObject fd = any2Object(sender) as FormDataObject;
FormDataSource fds2 =sender.datasource().formRun().dataSource(2).cursor();
fds = fd.datasource();
custGroup = fds.cursor();
custGroup.Description = custGroup.custGroup +' '+custGroup.name;
}
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