Auto-declaration is very memory consuming, so it's not recommended if
you're using many controllers on your form. Better to declare each
controller in class declaration, and assign it in init.
Ex:
FormButtonControl                   buttonTest;
buttonTest           = element.control(control::NameOfControl);

Regards,
Morten Aasheim
Peritus AS

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From: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com
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Mallikarjun Gudidevuni
Sent: 15. mai 2006 12:20
To: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Please answer me...

hi,
  For any control, if u want to use in X++, u need to set the
AutoDeclaration property to "yes".
  1. say the textfields are txt1 and txt2 and the button is button1
  the code is like this
  if(txt1.text() && txt2.text())
             button1.enable(true);
  else
            button1.enable(false);
 

Dipankar Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 
Hi all,
     
                    I  need your help for these queries,i have a  table
and a form with some control button in it.Now i want to access these
button using X++ code..
Eg,
1) Suppose there are two text fields and a button.If  i enter some text
in the those fields then only the button should get activated.

2) Suppose, there are two tabs(Not two tab pages) in the single  form
i.e Login form for student & administrator ,when the student text area
is selected the administrator text area should be deactiveted & vise
versa.

Student                                   Admin
Name::                                    Name::
Reg No::                                 Password::
                                                  
  |  ok  |                                    |  ok    |
                                                  

Please,help me out  how to define  and  declare  a  class and access the
controls on the form .As i am very new to this field,your reply with
some sample code will highly be appreciated.

Thank & Regards
Dipankar,
Bangalore,India
+919886267931.  




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