![]() ![]() IC CardsĪcross Japan, an Integrated Smart Card (IC) system allows travelers to pay for transportation fares regardless of region and service provider. In order to keep stress and strain to a minimum, travel smart and make use of some of the convenient services on offer throughout Japan and Nara. That event is fired either once, either consecutively twice depending on if new rows were added to the list or not. Only when e.VerticalChange=0 it means that new rows were added.Travelling in a foreign country can be a confusing experience. Then, we have to attach to the ScrollViewer’s OnScrollChanged event: scrollViewer.add_ScrollChanged(OnScrollChanged) įunction OnScrollChanged(sender: Object, e: ScrollChangedEventArgs) Var scrollViewer: ScrollViewer = VisualTreeHelper.GetChild(grid, 3) // Var grid = VisualTreeHelper.GetChild(border, 0) ![]() Indeed, as the user scrolls down the list Smart Office loads the data in increments, without re-rendering the whole panel, for efficiency.įor that, we need the VisualTreeHelper to get a reference to the ScrollViewer: var border = VisualTreeHelper.GetChild(listView, 0) Load more data on scroll viewįinally, we have to load data in increments as the user scrolls the view. In this article, I will just hard-code “Hello World” and I will let the reader choose the technique that best suits its needs because getting the data off M3 is not the point of this post. We can even use the API MDBREADMI to read an M3 table instead of using SQL. For that we can call an M3 API, execute SQL, or consume a Lawson Web Service. Now we have to populate the column with actual data from M3. The result looks like this, with the Personalizations like Hyperlinks and Conditional Styles preserved: Var newArray = new String įinally, we can set our values in the new column: = "Hello world 0" Third, we increase each row’s array by one additional element: var rows = listView.Items Gvc.CellTemplateSelector = new ListCellTemplateSelector(columns.Count, listControl.Columns) Second, we append a new GridViewColumn to the ListView: var gvch = new GridViewColumnHeader() ![]() Append the columnįirst, we get a reference to the list’s controls: var listControl = // MForms.ListControl var listView = // var columns = // The third technique would be to add a column dynamically with a Personalized Script for Lawson Smart Office. Add a column programmatically with a script But modifications may not be an option in certain M3 implementations. The second technique would be to add a column with a modification to the M3 Java source code and to the View Definition with MAK. For instance, CRS610 is not configurable, whereas MMS200 is configurable as seen in this screenshot: But sometimes the specified M3 program is not configured for it. The first technique would be to add a column by simple configuration of the View in CRS020. Add a column by changing the View in CRS020 None of the available Sorting orders (QTTP) displays the Country. In this article I illustrate a technique to dynamically add a column to the list of a B panel in M3 using a Personalized Script for Lawson Smart Office.įor example, suppose we want to add the column Country (CSCD) in CRS610/B1. ![]() Join 354 other subscribers Follow M3 ideas on Archives Archives Tags ![]()
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