You are most welcome.Ahmed Ibrahim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Varden,
Thanks, it's working fine
Regards
AhmedVarden Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ahmed
All you need to do is make the call to super() in the executeSection method of the section conditional. That is, override the e
Varden,
Thanks, it's working fine
Regards
AhmedVarden Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ahmed
All you need to do is make the call to super() in the executeSection method of the section conditional. That is, override the executeSection method of the section that you want to print cond
Hi Ahmed
All you need to do is make the call to super() in the executeSection method of the section conditional. That is, override the executeSection method of the section that you want to print conditionally and do something like this:
if (FunctionValue() != 0)
{
super(); }
T
Peng,
I'm sorry, I could't understand what is meaning by YourSession and where can I write this code. I appreciate if you could give me more clarifications.
Regards
AhmedPeng Qing Hua <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, ahmed Can you do some like this? If (SomeFiledValue==0) YourSes
Tony,
Thanks so much but actually I want to prevent the printing of bodysection if the return value of display methos is zero so how can I bypass the printing of bodysection if value is zero?.
Thanks in advance.
AhmedTony Depalo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One way of doing this is to hav
Tony,
Thanks so much but actually I want to prevent the printing of bodysection if the return value of display methos is zero so how can I bypass the printing of bodysection if value is zero?.
Thanks in advance.
AhmedTony Depalo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One way of doing this is to have
Hi, ahmed
Can you do some like this?
If (SomeFiledValue==0)
YourSession.visable(false);
Best Regard!
Andy. Peng Qing hua
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From: mbsdeveloper [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 2004年12月6日 13:38
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Secti
Title: Message
One
way of doing this is to have your display method return a str. Then within
your display
display str yourAnswer()
{
if(your answer <> 0)
StrFmt('%1',YourAnswer;
return
'';
}
I
think there is a property Show Zero that might also work?
Tony
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