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Creating new functionality

This articles describes creating Creating a new custom header, this is Header is only needed when creating entirely new custom functionality.

Perhaps you looking for filtering on existing standard headers?

• How-to: Filter Orders
• How-to: Filter Orders - Complex

Perhaps you would like to modify a standard header field?

• See Case: Filter Inventory Movements of Asmbl. Orders for specific Sales Order

Step 1 - Define Header and Filters 

Use the OnGetReferenceData_OnAddHeaderConfigurations to create you your new header.

    // Step 1

    [EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOB WMS Reference Data", 'OnGetReferenceData_OnAddHeaderConfigurations', '', true, true)]
    local procedure OnGetReferenceData_OnAddHeaderConfigurations(var _HeaderFields: Record "MOB HeaderField Element")
    begin
        with _HeaderFields do begin
            InitConfigurationKey_HeaderFields.InitConfigurationKey('MyReceiptFilters'); // New Header name to use instead of "ReceiveOrderFilters"

                    // Add standard location filter - this is already handled in standard Receive
            Create        _HeaderFields.Create_ListField_Location(1);
            
        // Add our new custom filter - this is declared fully. It is a Text field.
            Create        _HeaderFields.Create_TextField(2, 'DocumentNoFilter');
            Set        _HeaderFields.Set_label('Doc. filter label:');
            Set        _HeaderFields.Set_clearOnClear(true);
            Set        _HeaderFields.Set_acceptBarcode(true);
            Set        _HeaderFields.Set_length(20);
            Set        _HeaderFields.Set_optional(true);
        end;
    end;

Tip

• Note how helper-functions like Add_Location and Add_TextValue are used
• There are many more to choose from

Step 2 - Modify Application.cfg

We have created a new header for Receive.

Currently you cannot overrule an existing header, so you must modify the standard Receive header in Mobile configuration like so:

<page id="Receive" type="OrderList" icon="mainmenureceive">
  <title defaultValue="@{PageReceiveOrderListTitle}" />
  <orderListConfiguration automaticOrderSelectionAfterFilter="true">
    <service id="Receive" />
        
    <!--CUSTOM--> 
    <!--<filter configurationKey="ReceiveOrderFilters" />-->
    <filter configurationKey="MyReceiptFilters" />
    <!--CUSTOM--> 
        
    <list listId="Orders" />
    <onOrderSelected navigateTo="ReceiveLines" />
    <unlockOrder title="@{ReleaseOrderMenuItem}"/>
  </orderListConfiguration>
</page>

Step 3 - Select your document event

Select all the events for the Planned function you are working on (We used "Receive" in this guide)

Supported events

Step 4 - Structure your code

Make sure to affect all related documents.

A change in filter "PO Number" must affect both:

• Receiving on "Warehouse Receipts" (based on Purchase orders)
• Receiving directly on "Purchase Orders"

Make your code callable from both events:

• OnGetReceiveOrders_OnSetFilterPurchaseOrder

• OnGetReceiveOrders_OnSetFilterWarehouseReceipt

Tips:

• Create a new procedure and call it from both events
• Line filters affect which Order Headers are relevant.
  • If no Order Lines exists for a Header. The header is not included in the response.

Step 5 - Handle each document event

There are four OnSetFilter-events for Receive.

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