Axapta gives an error message automatically if you type a String in a
Real Edit field. The error message is generated in the super() method
of the modified method of the Real Edit field.
Furthermore the return value of the modified method is false in this
case.
You can't modify the super() method of the modified method but you
can try to throw an additional message from the modified method of
the real edit.
HTH
Kellerkneipe
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "vozadali" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I want to check if the user entered string or real into a real
field.
> Default Axapta converts all strings entered to a real typed field
to
> 0 (zero). I wan to give an warning explicitly. This real field in
not
> bound to a table field so error message is not given automatically.
> How can I check it?
>
> Thanks
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