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UI+DI: Updating hidden User defined fields in Matrix

Posted on Apr 20, 2004 at 10:15 AM 16 Views

I put some user defined fields to the matrix in the Quotation form (uid 139).

To fill the user defined fields (cell-level) with data they have to be activated. Everything works fine.

Now I want to hide the fields an fill them with data.

I tried these lines of code:

oSBOMatrix = oForm.Items.Item(.....).Specific

l_uds = oForm.DataSources.UserDataSources.Add("U_ek_1_fw", BoDataType.dt_PRICE)

l_oColumns = oSBOMatrix.Columns

l_oColumn = l_oColumns.Item("U_ek_1_fw")

l_oColumn.DataBind.SetBound(True, "", "U_ek_1_fw")

l_uds.Value = 100

oSBOMatrix.SetLineData(1)

With the DataBind statement I get this error:

The item is not a user defined item and cannot be manipulated in such manner

Can I use UserDataSources with existing forms?

How can I fill hidden fields within a matrix in an existing form?

thx,

Ingo

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    Posted on Apr 20, 2004 at 10:56 AM
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    Hi Ingo

    If you have added your UDFs by means of SBO - System Menu - Tools - Manage User Fields - Marketing Documents - Rows, you MUSTN'T bind these UDFs to UserDataSoruces again; they are already bound to columns like 'U_xyz'... in the tables QUT1 (quotation), RDR1 (order)...

    To handle data in marketing document matrix, look what e.g. Lutz Morrien wrote about this topic. He gave some clever hints in this forum.

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