Convert Image to Base64 string in D365FO

 Convert Image to Base64 string in D365FO.

    HcmWorker           HcmWorker;
    HcmPersonImage      HcmPersonImage;
    ExecutePermission   perm;
    container           imgObj;
    BinData             bd;
    Notes               result;

    new InteropPermission(InteropKind::ClrInterop).assert();
    perm = new ExecutePermission();
    perm.assert();

    HcmWorker       = HcmWorker::findByPersonnelNumber('employeeId');
    HcmPersonImage  = HcmPersonImage::findByPerson(HcmWorker.Person);
    
    imgObj = HcmPersonImage.Image;
    bd = new BinData();
    bd.setData(imgObj);
    
    result = bd.base64Encode();
    //ssPermission::revertAssert();

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Add symbol icons to the Grid in Dynamics 365FO

 

    We see how to add symbol icons to the grid in Dynamics 365FO. I have to add icons to the records based on qty. 

For this, 

1. I have created a display method on my table.     

    [SysClientCacheDataMethod(true)]
    public display container logo()
    {
        ImageReference          imageReference;
        container               image;
        
        
        //imageReference = ImageReference::constructForSymbol(
				this.QtyAvailable mod 2 ? 'GreenCheck' : 'RedX');
				
        str name = this.QtyAvailable mod 2 ? 'GreenCheck' : (
				this.QtyAvailable mod 3 ? 'YellowTriangle': 'RedX');
        imageReference = ImageReference::constructForSymbol(name);

        if (imageReference)
        {
            image = imageReference.pack();
        }

        return image;
    }

2. Created new Form image control in the form grid and set up the properties for that control.

Symbols:

• GreenCheck
• YellowTriangle
• RedX
• GreenCircle
• RedDiamond
• BlueSquare
• RedSquare
• GreenSquare
• OrangeSquare
• GreenSquare
• YellowSquare
• TemporaryUser
• EditEvent
• YellowExclamationPoint

We can use the above symbols as per our requirements.

Reference: https://www.avantiico.com/adding-symbol-font-icons-to-a-grid-in-dynamics-365-for-finance-and-operations-enterprise-edition/

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upload Image File to D365FO using X++

 I got a requirement like I have to add signature image to company and I have to populate in my custom report.

Steps:

1.Added "container field" in table.

2.Added New fast tab, buttons and Image control in form as shown below.

3. Written the code in below class. By Event handler methods I written the code.

    public class OMLegalEntityEventHandler { // Change button clicked method { FormDataSource companyInfo_ds = sender.formRun().dataSource(1) as FormDataSource; CompanyInfo companyInfo = companyInfo_ds.cursor() as CompanyInfo; str imageFilePathName; ; imageFilePathName = OMLegalEntityEventHandler::uploadImageFile(); if (imageFilePathName) { ttsbegin; companyInfo.selectForUpdate(true); companyInfo.CompanySignature = ImageReference::GetPackedBinaryData(imageFilePathName); companyInfo.update(); ttscommit; } companyInfo_ds.research(true); } //Remove button clicked method { FormDataSource companyInfo_ds = sender.formRun().dataSource(1) as FormDataSource; CompanyInfo companyInfo = companyInfo_ds.cursor() as CompanyInfo; ; ttsbegin; companyInfo.selectForUpdate(true); companyInfo.CompanySignature = conNull(); companyInfo.update(); ttscommit; companyInfo_ds.research(true); } // Data source activate method { CompanyInfo companyInfo = sender.cursor() as CompanyInfo; FormWindowControl logoImage = sender.formRun().design().controlName(formControlStr(OMLegalEntity, DashboardSignatureImage)) as FormWindowControl; Image _image; ; if (companyInfo.CompanySignature) { _image = new Image(); _image.setData(companyInfo.CompanySignature); logoImage.image(_image); } else { logoImage.image(null); } } // File upload from this method public static str uploadImageFile() { FormRun visualForm; FileUpload fileUploadControl; str imageFilePathName; ; visualForm = classFactory::formRunClassOnClient(new Args(formstr(SysGetFileFromUser))); visualForm.init(); visualForm.design().caption("@ApplicationPlatform:GetFileImageCaption"); fileUploadControl = visualForm.design().controlName('FileUpload1'); visualForm.run(); visualForm.wait(); FileUploadTemporaryStorageResult fileUploadResult = fileUploadControl.getFileUploadResult(); if (fileUploadResult != null && fileUploadResult.getUploadStatus()) { imageFilePathName = fileUploadResult.getDownloadUrl(); } return imageFilePathName; } }

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