When exporting partners, I would like to export state_id field, but I can not find it as available export field. Why?
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As #Naglis told you, you should look for State in the exportation menu. If you are using other language, look for the translation of State in Settings > Translations > Application Terms > Translated Terms, and then go to the exportation menu again and find the term. You also can click on your user name at the top right corner of the screen and click on Preferences. Then, switch temporaly the language to English, go to the exportation menu and now you'll see State.
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I've noticed that in some screens of a Dynamics 365 (D365) UCI application there are times where the label is found to the left or above the field. Obvious when looking at the Contact entity (above) and any other (to the left).
It is taking up more vertical real estate than I would like, however, cannot find where this is configured. Is there a property on the form or group that I am missing or is this something new in UCI that cannot yet be toggled?
(See example below)
You can change the position of the label text in section properties. Go to Account entity form editor, double click the “Account Information” section, click the “Formatting” tab, change the “Field Label Position” option. Or change it in Contact form section.
I have an application with 3 pages. The primary language is English (AppID 123) and the second lang is German (AppID 124). Now I want to implement a selector list which works as language selector.
I know that the item has to set the FSP_LANGUAGE_PREFERENCE but I have no idea how and how the select item can show the active language.
Thanks in advance!
First navigate to shared components -> globalization and change the Application Language Derived From to Item Preference. While you're there take a look at the Application Primary Language select list and note down the short codes of the languages you are interested in (e.g. en-us for English United States).
Next create an application item called FSP_LANGUAGE_PREFERENCE, and a select list on the relevant page (or on desktop navigation menu) which displays the languages and returns the language short code. Then have a plsql process which sets FSP_LANGUAGE_PREFERENCE (you could have this as a dynamic action on change if it's on a particular page), e.g.
:FSP LANGUAGE PREFERENCE := :P1_ITEM ;
This will update your language setting effective from next page load.
How can I change Epicor ERP10 standard system code for Purchase Requisition Entry in the Line pane? I would like to change the Due Date from displaying current date to blank everytime making a new line. Please help me.
You can do this using Method Directives.
Here's how to add one.
Find and open Method Directives Maintenance (System Management/Business Process Management/Method Directives Maintenance)
Click on Method Code, select your business object (Req in your case).
Click on Search and select the appropriate method from there (since it is an Add Line event that you want to work with, it should look something like GetNew...Detail). Click OK.
Go to Post Processing tab and hit New on the toolbar.
Give this directive a name you like and click on Design.
Here, in the BPM Workflow Designer, scroll to the bottom of the panel on the left and drag the Set Field icon to the right from the Setters section.
Now when this Set Field... icon is selected, it should show you a table with a column called Action. The next part should be intuitive in itself, but I have gone through the steps and written it here anyways.
Select DueDate field of the ReqDetail table (under specified field section). Set it to null for the new row here.
Save and Exit.
This should do the job, or if it doesn't do exactly what you want. There's always more options in the Method Directives Maintenance section that you can fiddle around with. Good luck.
I have a custom made Joomla 3.2 template and am now trying to make it bilingual. Let's start with the modules:
I have one language switcher module, set to position "language". This position is referenced in the xml file and in the index file using the jdoc:include statement.
I have two menu modules, one for each language, both are set to be on the same position.
Menu's:
I have one menu with one menu item that is set to default and the language is set to all. The menu item's access is set to public and it is not published.
The other two menu's I have are the English and German menu. The menu item's of both menu's are set to the corresponding language, linked to an article and associated with the corresponding menu item of the other language.
All I get on the front end is the English site, the language switcher module is showing, however, I can only ever see the British flag. The German one does not appear.
Trying to change the URL's ending from index.php/en/ to index.php/de/ does not work either.
Found the problem, I had a small mistake in the German language tag. What I had was "de - DE" what I should have had was: "de-DE". Without spaces.
Note that by changing the language tag in the language manager, all articles and menu items that you set to that particular language will disappear. Just make sure that after you change the language tag you also check your menu items and article. If you don't they will not show up on the front end.
I am trying to export marketing List members out of the CRM, but simply clicking "Export Marketing List Members" does not give an advanced find options.
I am using advanced find to separate exports because CRM export has a limit of 10 000. Also, how would I add columns (currently only exports first name and phone number).
Since you are using Advanced Find I assume you already have filters you want to use that can get you the contacts you need, associated to the marketing list.
To change the columns you can click on: Advanced Find -> Edit Columns
(the button is right next to the "Save" button)
After that you can hit Results and export the data. You can also save the find as a view in case you need to do this more than once and want to save your filter/column settings.