Form: redesigned
forms – a brand new look in Axapta 2012.
A form is a window that you open from the Microsoft Dynamics AX client workspace that shows information and enables you to perform actions.
For example, the following figure shows the form you use to view and enter information about a customer. Notice how the form has tabs, fields, and buttons that you can use to view, update, and perform actions with a customer record.
To create a form that implements a design pattern, you use a form template.
The template generates a new form that has the basic structure and components specified by the design pattern.
The template reduces the number of steps that you have to complete to create the new form.
Components:
A form is a window that you open from the Microsoft Dynamics AX client workspace that shows information and enables you to perform actions.
For example, the following figure shows the form you use to view and enter information about a customer. Notice how the form has tabs, fields, and buttons that you can use to view, update, and perform actions with a customer record.
Form Templates:
To create a form that implements a design pattern, you use a form template.
The template generates a new form that has the basic structure and components specified by the design pattern.
The template reduces the number of steps that you have to complete to create the new form.
List
page:
Use the template to create a list page you can use
to find, analyze, and performs actions on master data.
Example:
CustTableListPage To open this form: Under Accounts Receivable, click Common
> Customers > All Customers.
DetailsFormMaster(Detail
form):
Use the template to create a Details form to view,
edit, and act on master data.
Example: CustTable. To
open this form: Under Accounts Receivable, click Common > Customers > All
Customers, and then double-click an
entry in the list.
DetailsFormTransaction
(Details form with lines): Use the
template to create details form with lines to view, edit, and act on master
data that has line items.
Example: SalesTable. To
open this form: Under Accounts Receivable, click Common > Sales Orders >
All Sales Orders, and then double-click an entry in the list.
Example:
DirPartyQuickCreateForm .To open this form: Under Accounts Receivable, click Common
> Customers > All Customers. On the Action pane, in the New group, click
Customer.
DropDialog: Use the template
to create a drop dialog form to perform an action with data.
Example:
HcmWorkerNewWorker. To open this form: Under Human Resources, click Common >
Workers > Workers. On the Action pane, in the New group, click Hire New
Worker.
Example: CustGroup. To
open this form: Under Accounts Receivable, click Setup > Customers >
Customer Groups.
SimpleListDetails: Use the template to create a simple list and details form
to view, edit, and act on dependent and reference data.
Example: CustPosting To
open this form: Under Accounts Receivable, click Setup > Customer Posting
Profiles.
TableOfContents: Use the template to create a table of contents form to
view and edit configuration or setup data.
Example: CustParameters
To open this form: Under Accounts Receivable, click Setup > Accounts
Receivable Parameters.
Components:
Methods: You add or
override X++ methods for the form. You can use X++ to customize the appearance
and behavior of the form.
Data Sources: You specify the
database query, table, or view that the form uses to retrieve the data that
appears in the form.
Parts: You add Parts
that appear on the form. A Part is a specialized type of control that provides
information related to the record that appears in the form. List pages and
details forms have a FactBox pane or preview pane where the Parts appear.
Designs: You add the
controls that appear on the form to the Design node of
the form.
Permissions: You specify
access levels for the securable objects that appear in the form.
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