Dialog1: contains two radio boxes.
- When user selects radiobox1 he moves on to the WixUI_Minimal workflow
- When user selects radiobox2 he moves to the Custom UI which starts with Dialog2
Dialog2: contains one progress bar
- I want a custom action CA1 to be called when this dialog opens
I tried the following in Dialog1:
- Publish NewDialog to open Dialog2 with Order 1
- Publish DoAction for CA1 with Order 2
CA1 is not called in this case.
I tried the following in Dialog2
- Placed a Custom Action outside Dialog with Control and Dialog reference.
CA1 is not called in this case.
Is there a way to execute CA1 on opening Dialog2?
"I tried the following in Dialog1:
- Publish NewDialog to open Dialog2 with Order 1
- Publish DoAction for CA1 with Order 2 CA1 is not called in this case."
I had tried the above but in Dialog2 I had used InstallExecuteSequence instead of InstallUISequence.
By using the InstallUISequence as follows I was able to get the results I needed:
<InstallUISequence>
<Custom Action="CA1" Before="ExecuteAction"/>
</InstallUISequence>
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I had write an dummy extension that i want to work in test plan screen and its test steps screen. when a user check the Test steps i want to get the values of those checked test steps. If all steps are not being selected so it should return 'Pause' on close, not pass or fail.
I had write an extension of dialogue box (for warning that you had not selected this option)that i want to show on the click of Save & Close button if user had not selected a default value or hadn't clicked all steps. but i m unable to attach my extension to that dialogue screen.
Is there a way to override the Quick Process Action Button in Acumatica.
Requirement:
After clicking on the OK Button, print pick list and the Shipment confirmation should be opened as a Combined in a single report instead of opening in the two separate tabs.
We could not able to locate the Quick Process action button.
Please help me to resolve this .
Quick Action button is made available, per order type. Review the Sales Order type screen.
Inside the standard graph SalesOrderEntry graph, you will find the method QuickProcess. It is available after you create the graph extension. Inside your extension, you may extend QuickProcess. Or override if you wish.
I noticed that customizing the Shipment's page "Confirm Shipment" action, removes the "Update IN" action from the dropdown list. This is occurring even without actual logic in the overriden method - as soon as it's created and published, the action disappears.
Below is the list of steps that I have followed:
The Actions dropdown options for the Shipments page are:
Then, the following customization is created
Which - without any changes - generates the following result:
After publishing the customization, the Actions dropdown is now shown with the UpdateIN action removed:
I noticed that the UpdateIN action is not selectable in the Override Method option of the customization project - that could have some relation with the error:
The action definition however, can be found in the CodeRepository directory (with Visible = False):
Any ideas? Thanks
If I'm not mistaken, this issue has been fixed in 2017 R2 Update 3 (build #17.230.0029). Could you please update your developer instance to 2017 R2 Update 3 or more recent build and check if the issue gets resolved?
I have created a basic MSI project using InstallShield, I want to run a custom action script between two dialogs.
This shows my execute sequence, I want to move the custom action MyCustomActionScript to between the two dialogs indicated by the arrow.
How can I do this? Do I need to change things around somehow so that the dialogs are not nested (this is the way they are created naturally)? Or do I have to do something else, like run a DoAction on the target dialog? If so, will the execute sequence automatically move to the next dialog upon completion of the script, or do I have to script something to move the execution?
(Note that the script is a simple manipulation of the INSTALLDIR property, nothing complicated.)
Only the first dialog of the wizard loop is in the UI sequence. The rest are invoked by NewDialog control events. You want to look into the DoAction control event to invoke your custom action.
Custom actions scheduled in this fashion should only perform data acquisition / validation. Changes to the machine state should only occur in the execute sequence.
To run an action between LicenseAgreement and InstallSettings, you must indeed set up a control event DoAction. In this case you would add the DoAction on the behavior of LicenseAgreement's Next button so that it is invoked in the same scenarios that the Next button's NewDialog takes you to InstallSettings.
I have created a very simple Workflow that contains two activities:
1- FormSubmitted (starts the Workflow, I specify a certain form)
2- Notify (to display a customized message on screen)
Now, when I hit "Submit" on the form, the browser hangs on and keeps on loading and loading, as if the operation is taking time. Nothing then happens,
Any idea?