That worked perfectly! Thanks!
--- In development-axapta@yahoogroups.com, Tom Kim <tp....@...> wrote: > > I believe you want to do something like this: > > ledgerJournalTrans_DS.object(fieldId2Ext(fieldNum(LedgerJournalTrans,Dimension),1)).mandatory(true); > > I haven't tested this code, but it should be very close to this. The second > parameter allows you the specify the array index for the Dimension field, or > any field that's an array field. If you want to evalutate whether the > field(s) should be mandatory on a record-by-record basis, then put the code > in the "active" method of the LedgerJournalTrans data source. > > Hope this helps. --Tom > > > > On Apr 15, 2010, www_programmer <www_program...@...> wrote: > > Â I have a formcontrol combobox that allows you to select from > ledgerJournalTrans.Dimension. The three dimensions from the Enum are > displayed on the form at textboxes inside of a group. They were placed on the > form as a fieldgroup. > > I have set the AutoDeclaration to Yes for all of them. They have the names: > Dimension1, Dimension2 & Dimension3 in their control properties. > > When I go to set the mandatory settings directly in their form properties, I > get the expected red wavey line. But when I try to set it in code, which is > what I want to do, I don't get the option to set the property mandatory. > > I try this code: > element.control(Control::Dimension1). > > But, .mandatory(true) is not an option. If I try > element.control(Control::Dimension1).visible(false); > The correct element will be invisible. So, I'm not sure why I can't set > mandatory. > > Thanks for the help. >
