This post has been long overdue. I’ve had it in my to-do list for nearly four years now, but it always ended up in the not today category. Funny how many times I’ve implemented it already, and how many times I’ve presented this, and I never ever found a few minutes to create a demo repository and a blog to come with it. So, here we go.
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Matrix Heatmap Add-In
Matrix Heatmap Javascript Control Add-in for Microsoft Dynamics NAV. A heat map is a graphical representation of data where the individual values contained in a matrix are represented as colors.
Bron : Oleg Lobakov
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Controlling the size of a Control Add-In
In the previous blog post about a PDF viewer for Business Central, I promised to come back with some tips. Here is tip #1: how to get full control over the size of a control add-in.
Final code of this example can be found on GitHub.
Control add-in example
Let’s first look at a very simple example with no size settings at all and then gradually take over control over it’s length and width.
Abusing Images property to load HTML in control add-ins
One of major limitations of control add-ins is not being able to define HTML. It seems so unbelievably unbelievable, that anyone looking at it from the outside of the NAV/BC playground may say “obviously, you must be missing something!”. But I am not. The one thing that you would expect to find first when defining a control add-in (and control add-ins in NAV/BC are nothing more than pieces of HTML that live within the allocated area of your browser real estate) is to be able to define the HTML.
Signature client Add-In (RTC / Webclient)
Add-In for putting a signature in Dynamics NAV.
Client add in works in RTC client and in Webclient or Phone / Tablet client.
Signature is saved as .png in temp folder, ready to be inserted in BLOB file or added to a report for further handling.
Control Add-in Dependency Demos
Yes, I keep forgetting about “stuff”. First I forget about blogging in general, then I forget how to blog properly. I’ll get it sorted out. Eventually. Solemnly swear. Kind of.
Anyway, my demos yesterday were full of screenshots. Useful stuff. You can copy a screenshot from there, paste it to OneNote 2016, then get the text from picture. Amazing stuff.
Extending the Outlook Add-in Experience in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Microsoft Dynamics NAV
One of the showcase features of Dynamics 365 Business Central is the ability to use the product within Microsoft Outlook clients using Outlook add-ins. There are two add-ins that come out of the box with Dynamics 365 Business Central: The Contact Insights add-in and the Document View add-in.