A drop shipment is the shipment of an item or a consignment of items from one of your vendors directly to one of your customers. That means you act as man-in-the-middle. There is no warehouse action at your company. The goods are directly delivered from vendor to your customer.
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How to Create Drop Shipments in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015
Need to ship an item directly from the Vendor to the Customer? Let’s walk through how to set up NAV 2015 to be able to handle this process.
A drop shipment is a shipment of an item or a consignment of items from one of your vendors directly to one of your customers. Before you can use this feature, you must first set up the customer, vendor, and item cards necessary for the order.
Web client : drag and drop control add-in
The goal will be to drop files in the browser via drag -and-drop, automatically on the dynamics to upload these NAV server and save to a table in a BLOB field. Sounds pretty simple until then, but it’s not as a starting point is used for the control add-ins a manifest file.
Drop Shipments vs. Special Orders in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 – Linking Sales Orders to Purchases
Oftentimes companies need to link a specific sales order to a specific purchase. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, there are two methods for achieving this goal: Drop Shipments and Special Orders. This blog will explain how each method works and review the similarities and differences between the two to help you make a better decision as to which one works best for your organization.
Drag and Drop File Upload for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2
Yesterday evening I spoke at Dutch Dynamics Community event, on invitation by my dear friend Luc van Vugt, and the topic was control add-ins for NAV 2013 R2. Of course, this automatically meant that the audience should see more JavaScript code than C# or C/AL, and that it should be something both fancy and useful.
So how about this: you drag and drop a file onto an NAV page, and the file is automatically uploaded and stored in a BLOB field in the NAV database? And yes, it does the same no matter if you call it from the Windows or the Web client. And yes of course, no external components or dependencies needed.
Drag and Drop file using Control Add-Ins in Microsoft Dynamics NAV
Control add-ins for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV are built with the Microsoft .NET Framework–based assemblies that you install on computers that are running the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Windows client.
To include a control add-in on a Role Center, you apply the control add-in on a page that is assigned to a part of the Role Center. Control add-ins are not supported by the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web client or Microsoft Dynamics NAV Portal Framework for Microsoft SharePoint 2010
RTC AddIn DragNDrop
This Control AddIn gives you the possibility to do DragNDrop to the control. The function copies the document to a give share. It is also possible to drop an Outlook Message to the control. The MSG will be stored on the share as well.
Bron : Christian Wagner
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