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Description
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Skip collecting printer name when printing a label |
Use case
If you can determine the printer based on label template name, context, user name, etc. then you may skip collecting printer-step
Modify the printer step
We hide the step and we set a default value.
This way, the value is set, but the user will not be prompted.
Using event OnLookupOnPrintLabelOnLookupOnPrintReport_OnAfterAddStepForTemplateOnAfterAddStepForReport
// [Example] Hide printer step, instead of collecting the value, set a (hidden) default value
[EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOB Report Print Lookup", '
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OnLookupOnPrintReport_
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OnAfterAddStepForReport', '', true, true)]
local procedure
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MyOnLookupOnPrintReport_
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OnAfterAddStepForReport(_
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MobReport: Record"MOB Report"; var _
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RequestValues: Record"MOB
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NS Request Element"; _SourceRecRef: RecordRef; var _
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Step: Record"MOB
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Steps Element");
var
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MobReportPrinter: Record"MOB Report Printer";
begin
// Making sure we only handle relevant label templates
ifnot _
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MobReport."Display Name".Contains('3x2') then
exit;
// Making sure we only handle the relevant step
if _Step.Get_name() <>'ReportPrinter'then
exit;
// Find the printer to use
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MobReportPrinter.FindFirst();
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// Set defaultValue and hide printer-step
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_Step.
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Set_defaultValue(
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MobReportPrinter."Printer Name");
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_Step.Set_visible(false);
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end;
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See also
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