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Working with the calling object of a form (Caller)

The following method contains some snippets that can be used to call various functions/methods of the calling object (form).

If you change element.args() to e.g. _args and pass the arguments to the method, you can use the code within a class as well.

void workWithCallingRecord()
{
    common          common;
    object          object;
    formDataSource  formDataSource;
    formRun         formRun;
    inventDim       inventDim;
    salesTable      salesTable;
    int             i;
    ;
    // Call method from calling record
    if( element.args() &&
        element.args().record() )
    {
        common = element.args().record();
        if(common.isFormDataSource())
        {
            info(tableId2Name(common.TableId));
            if(formDataSourceHasMethod(common.dataSource(), identifierStr("someMethod")))
            {
                object = common.dataSource();
                object.someMethod();
            }
        }
    }
 

    // Call method from calling form
    if(element.args() && element.args().caller() && element.args().caller().handle() == className2Id('formRun'))
    {
        formRun = element.args().caller();
        if(sysFormRun::hasMethod(formRun, identifierStr("someFormMethod")))
        {
            object = formRun;
            object.someFormMethod();
        }
    }

    // Get value from calling record
    if( element.args() &&
        element.args().record() )
    {
        common = element.args().record();
        if(common.TableId == tableNum(salesTable))
        {
            info(common.(fieldNum(salesTable, salesId)));
        }
    }

    // Get value from calling datasource (form with multiple datasources)
    if(element.args() && element.args().caller() && element.args().caller().handle() == className2Id('formRun'))
    {
        formRun = element.args().caller();
        for (i = 0; i <= formRun.dataSourceCount(); i++)
        {
            formDataSource = formRun.datasource(i);
            if (formDataSource && formDataSource.table() == tablenum(inventDim))    // Search for specific table
            {
                inventDim = formDataSource.cursor();
                break;
            }
        }
        if(inventDim)
        {
            info(inventDim.InventLocationId);
        }
    }

    // Change data in calling datasource
    if(element.args() && element.args().caller() && element.args().caller().handle() == className2Id('formRun'))
    {
        formRun = element.args().caller();
        for (i = 0; i <= formRun.dataSourceCount(); i++)
        {
            formDataSource = formRun.datasource(i);
            if (formDataSource && formDataSource.table() == tablenum(salesTable))    // Search for specific table
            {
                salesTable = formDataSource.cursor();
                break;
            }
        }
        if(salesTable)
        {
            // Update data
            salesTable.PurchOrderFormNum = "Some value";
            salesTable.update();
        }
    }

    // Refresh calling datasource
    if( element.args() &&
        element.args().record() )
    {
        common = element.args().record();
        if(common.isFormDataSource())
        {
            formDataSource = common.dataSource();
            formDataSource.research(true);
        }
    }
}
These post applies to following versions:
Axapta 2.5, Axapta 3.0, Dynamics AX 4.0, Dynamics AX 2009, Dynamics AX 2012

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