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​We have discovered that when the following dialog box pops up, some users are inadvertently checking the "Disable button" checkbox, which results in the Attachments button not highlighting on SOs, POs, etc when it should be highlighted.

          
The form name is Dialog, and the Caller is the DocuToolbarButtonCheck class.

Is there a setting in AX 2012 that controls whether or not this dialog box pops up?  If not, can we prevent the box from popping up via X++ code?  Since we don't want the users to disable the button, it makes more sense to prevent this dialog box from popping up in the first place.

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Rudy Salcedo
Senior Programmer/Analyst
LaForce, Inc
Green Bay WI
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Maybe just disable the Checkbox?

public Object dialog()
{
DialogRunbase dialog = super();
DialogWindow windowCtrl;
DialogGroup dlgGrp1,dlgGrp2;
DialogText staticTxt;

#resAppl
;
dialog.windowType(FormWindowType::PopUp);
dialog.alwaysOnTop(true);

dlgGrp1 = dialog.addGroup();
dlgGrp1.frameType(FormFrameType::None);

dlgGrp2 = dialog.addGroup('',dlgGrp1);
dlgGrp2.frameType(FormFrameType::None);
dlgGrp2.columns(2);
dlgGrp2.widthMode(FormWidth::ColumnWidth);
dlgGrp2.heightMode(FormHeight::ColumnHeight);

windowCtrl = dialog.addInfoImage();

staticTxt = dialog.addText("@SYS70864"+'\n\n'+"@SYS70865");
staticTxt.widthMode(FormWidth::ColumnWidth);
staticTxt.heightMode(FormHeight::ColumnHeight);
staticTxt.displayLengthMode(0);
staticTxt.displayLengthValue(50);

//dlgDisableButton = dialog.addFieldValue(enumStr(NoYes),disableButton,"@SYS70866");
// dlgDisableButton.alignControl(true);

dlgShowNotAgain = dialog.addGroup('',dlgGrp1);
dlgShowNotAgain.frameType(FormFrameType::None);
dlgShowNotAgain.frameOptionButton(FormFrameOptionButton::Check);
dlgShowNotAgain.optionValue(0);
dlgShowNotAgain.hideIfEmpty(false);
dlgShowNotAgain.caption("@SYS70363");

return dialog;
}

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Harald Pfitzner
Gebr. Dorfner GmbH & Co. KG
Hirschau
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-07-2018 03:58 PM
From: Rudy Salcedo
Subject: How to disable/prevent a dialog box from popping up

​We have discovered that when the following dialog box pops up, some users are inadvertently checking the "Disable button" checkbox, which results in the Attachments button not highlighting on SOs, POs, etc when it should be highlighted.

          
The form name is Dialog, and the Caller is the DocuToolbarButtonCheck class.

Is there a setting in AX 2012 that controls whether or not this dialog box pops up?  If not, can we prevent the box from popping up via X++ code?  Since we don't want the users to disable the button, it makes more sense to prevent this dialog box from popping up in the first place.

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Rudy Salcedo
Senior Programmer/Analyst
LaForce, Inc
Green Bay WI
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​Harald, thanks for your suggestion.  I actually did find a way to disable that popup box by modifying the DocuToolbarButtonCheck.main() method.  I basically just commented out the 3 lines of code and added a return statement, which prevents the popup from rendering.  But it might be a good idea to also implement your suggestion.  Thanks!

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Rudy Salcedo
Senior Programmer/Analyst
LaForce, Inc
Green Bay WI
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-14-2018 10:31 AM
From: Harald Pfitzner
Subject: How to disable/prevent a dialog box from popping up

Maybe just disable the Checkbox?

public Object dialog()
{
DialogRunbase dialog = super();
DialogWindow windowCtrl;
DialogGroup dlgGrp1,dlgGrp2;
DialogText staticTxt;

#resAppl
;
dialog.windowType(FormWindowType::PopUp);
dialog.alwaysOnTop(true);

dlgGrp1 = dialog.addGroup();
dlgGrp1.frameType(FormFrameType::None);

dlgGrp2 = dialog.addGroup('',dlgGrp1);
dlgGrp2.frameType(FormFrameType::None);
dlgGrp2.columns(2);
dlgGrp2.widthMode(FormWidth::ColumnWidth);
dlgGrp2.heightMode(FormHeight::ColumnHeight);

windowCtrl = dialog.addInfoImage();

staticTxt = dialog.addText("@SYS70864"+'\n\n'+"@SYS70865");
staticTxt.widthMode(FormWidth::ColumnWidth);
staticTxt.heightMode(FormHeight::ColumnHeight);
staticTxt.displayLengthMode(0);
staticTxt.displayLengthValue(50);

//dlgDisableButton = dialog.addFieldValue(enumStr(NoYes),disableButton,"@SYS70866");
// dlgDisableButton.alignControl(true);

dlgShowNotAgain = dialog.addGroup('',dlgGrp1);
dlgShowNotAgain.frameType(FormFrameType::None);
dlgShowNotAgain.frameOptionButton(FormFrameOptionButton::Check);
dlgShowNotAgain.optionValue(0);
dlgShowNotAgain.hideIfEmpty(false);
dlgShowNotAgain.caption("@SYS70363");

return dialog;
}

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Harald Pfitzner
Gebr. Dorfner GmbH & Co. KG
Hirschau

Original Message:
Sent: 09-07-2018 03:58 PM
From: Rudy Salcedo
Subject: How to disable/prevent a dialog box from popping up

​We have discovered that when the following dialog box pops up, some users are inadvertently checking the "Disable button" checkbox, which results in the Attachments button not highlighting on SOs, POs, etc when it should be highlighted.

          
The form name is Dialog, and the Caller is the DocuToolbarButtonCheck class.

Is there a setting in AX 2012 that controls whether or not this dialog box pops up?  If not, can we prevent the box from popping up via X++ code?  Since we don't want the users to disable the button, it makes more sense to prevent this dialog box from popping up in the first place.

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Rudy Salcedo
Senior Programmer/Analyst
LaForce, Inc
Green Bay WI
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To prevent this Optimizing toolbar button dialog we can comment line no. 5 and 8 of main method in DocuToolbarButtonCheck class, so the dialog which is called from base class i.e. RunBase from which  DocuToolbarButtonCheck class is extended would not be executed as shown in below screenshot.

 

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Angna Thakkar
Dynamics AX/ D365 - Sr. Project Manager
Synoptek, India
Ahmedabad
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-07-2018 03:58 PM
From: Rudy Salcedo
Subject: How to disable/prevent a dialog box from popping up

​We have discovered that when the following dialog box pops up, some users are inadvertently checking the "Disable button" checkbox, which results in the Attachments button not highlighting on SOs, POs, etc when it should be highlighted.

          
The form name is Dialog, and the Caller is the DocuToolbarButtonCheck class.

Is there a setting in AX 2012 that controls whether or not this dialog box pops up?  If not, can we prevent the box from popping up via X++ code?  Since we don't want the users to disable the button, it makes more sense to prevent this dialog box from popping up in the first place.

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Rudy Salcedo
Senior Programmer/Analyst
LaForce, Inc
Green Bay WI
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​Thanks Angna!

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Rudy Salcedo
Senior Programmer/Analyst
LaForce, Inc
Green Bay WI
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Original Message:
Sent: 09-17-2018 10:09 AM
From: Angna Thakkar
Subject: How to disable/prevent a dialog box from popping up

To prevent this Optimizing toolbar button dialog we can comment line no. 5 and 8 of main method in DocuToolbarButtonCheck class, so the dialog which is called from base class i.e. RunBase from which  DocuToolbarButtonCheck class is extended would not be executed as shown in below screenshot.

 

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Angna Thakkar
Dynamics AX/ D365 - Sr. Project Manager
Synoptek, India
Ahmedabad

Original Message:
Sent: 09-07-2018 03:58 PM
From: Rudy Salcedo
Subject: How to disable/prevent a dialog box from popping up

​We have discovered that when the following dialog box pops up, some users are inadvertently checking the "Disable button" checkbox, which results in the Attachments button not highlighting on SOs, POs, etc when it should be highlighted.

          
The form name is Dialog, and the Caller is the DocuToolbarButtonCheck class.

Is there a setting in AX 2012 that controls whether or not this dialog box pops up?  If not, can we prevent the box from popping up via X++ code?  Since we don't want the users to disable the button, it makes more sense to prevent this dialog box from popping up in the first place.

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Rudy Salcedo
Senior Programmer/Analyst
LaForce, Inc
Green Bay WI
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