Customisation Support

Epicor ERP 10
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Good morning, afternoon which part of the globe you are!

I have a question for the veterans!

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I have this Sales Order Entry, which I have customised by adding “Approve Order”, Order Status: Blank - I would like to click on the button for it to add “Approved” to the text box and auto print to a client printer and display a message saying it’s done with the order number

Do you know how I can do this?

I have created the UD Fields etc but now I’m stuck making that button bleedy work!

Any help at all guys would be awesome.

Kind regards,
Aaron.

2

Use Auto-Print Ready field for that purpose instead of UD field.

3

Only reason I’m using an UD field I need to use that information in a BAQ/Dashboard later on.

The “Approved” status of that box… :confused:

4

Anyone able to help me to get this button to fire a BPM?

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On button click event add below code:
EpiDataView edvOrderHed = ((EpiDataView)(this.oTrans.EpiDataViews[“OrderHed”]));
if (edvOrderHed != null)
{
edvOrderHed.dataView.Table.Rows[0][“FieldName”] = value ;
oTrans.Update() ;
}

6

Hi Arul,

I’m getting this

----------errors and warnings------------

Error: CS1056 - line 85 (979) - Unexpected character ‘“’
Error: CS1056 - line 85 (979) - Unexpected character ‘”’
Error: CS1056 - line 88 (982) - Unexpected character ‘“’
Error: CS1056 - line 88 (982) - Unexpected character ‘”’

** Compile Failed. **

private void btnApprove_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs args)
{
	 EpiDataView edvOrderHed = ((EpiDataView)(this.oTrans.EpiDataViews[“OrderHed”]));
		if (edvOrderHed != null)
		{
		edvOrderHed.dataView.Table.Rows[0][“OrderHed.Approved_c”] = Approved ;
	oTrans.Update() ;

}
}
}

7

Copy-paste error. Remove the “fancy quotes” and replace with straight quotes from your keyboard.

8

Straight single or straight double Mark?

9

I’d use double.

10

Now I’m getting this

Compiling Custom Code …

----------errors and warnings------------

Error: CS0103 - line 74 (1036) - The name ‘value’ does not exist in the current context

** Compile Failed. **

This customisation stuff isn’t easy!

private void btnApprove_c_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs args)
{
	EpiDataView edvOrderHed = ((EpiDataView)(this.oTrans.EpiDataViews["OrderHed"]));
		if (edvOrderHed != null)
		{
		
			edvOrderHed.dataView.Table.Rows[0]["OrderHed_UD.Approved_c"] = value ;

		oTrans.Update() ;

}
}

11

OK, it is saying you want to assign your Approved_c to the value of a variable called value but you never declared it. What do you want to assign to that variable? If it’s a boolean then true or false, if an integer then 0 or 1, etc.

12

Hi Mark,

I would like it simply to put Approved in that box :confused:

13

A string? If so, just replace value with “Approved” and you should be good to go.

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Compiling Custom Code …

----------errors and warnings------------

Error: CS0103 - line 74 (1036) - The name ‘Approved’ does not exist in the current context

** Compile Failed. **

Just wanna cry haha! :smiley:

15

Put quote marks around Approved. Without quotes it’s looking for a variable named “Approved.”

Joe

16

And use straight quotes and not the “fancy” ones.

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Compiling Custom Code …

** Custom Code Compiled Successfully. **

But the text box doesn’t update with the words “Approved” what I am I doing wrong?

I really appreciate all of your help, it’s been annoying for two days now.

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This what I’ve got going on

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And your textbox has it EpiBinding set to your field? (Look at the properties of the Textbox in your customizations)

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try

edvOrderHed.dataView[edvOrderHed.Row].BeginEdit();
edvOrderHed.dataView[edvOrderHed.Row]["Approved_c"]="Approved";
edvOrderHed.dataView[edvOrderHed.Row].EndEdit();