And this This completes our series. Let’s have some fun with the code. Note: I had to break this post into two different parts to get it to work. What we are doing here is programmatically taking values from a control and altering the data shown based on that selection. Part A can be found…
Now, it is time to finish the project and get introduced to some dynamics AX coding. If you’ve gone through the previous 4 parts of this series, you now have an introduction to forms within Dynamics AX. Trust me, I wish that I would have had something like this when I first started. If there…
In Part 4, me (the instructor) is really looking for you to develop a feel for how we go about making a MorphX form. This section is a lot of fun and for those of you from the .NET development world, get ready to feel jealous! You need to develop an intuitive understanding for stacking…
Look, there is a part 3 but why. The reason for this is because we need to go further with forms. I’ve decided to make this a 5 part series where we will jump into code and review best practices. Poor form development is a ‘No-No’. Good Form Development will make you look like a…
In Part 2, we add our form design. Here you will learn the Dynamics AX way of dealing with fundamental components like tabs, lists, containers, details, and grids. You’ll even do some minor customization to the action menu. While the tutorial has been made purposely simple for introductory learning, it’s a great start to learning…
Where Dynamics AX really excels is in form creation. It is quite possible for one to be a superior Dynamics AX developer with very little understanding of code. The MorphX Development Environment has been setup that way. In this post, we are going to show how to setup a List and Details form within the…
PowerView truly ushers anyone using SQL Server 2012 and Excel into the self-service business intelligence world. In this series, you will take Microsoft’s Hello World Picnic Sample and deep dive into it step by step. We do a lot here: slicers, bar charts, line charts, multiple series, arranging, cards, tiles, highlighting, views, bubble charts, multiples,…
Are you a partner looking for a Dynamics AX, .NET Development, SQL, or SharePoint MCT? Here are the subject lines that I teach. Note: I only work with partners who have good reputations when I train. I am currently certified and able to teach in the following lines: Dynamics AX (see me if you have…
Few methods within the performance troubleshooting world have withstood the test of time, but when it comes to finding problems, nothing beats IIS tracing. Sometimes, Enterprise Portal and our Services are just slow. And sometimes, we have nothing in the logs to really help us out. This post is me giving away one of my…
So sorry about taking so long. These have been busy days, and I’ve been backed up, but I’ve read every one of the comments that I’ve received via email and thank you so much. I really do appreciate the positive encouragement. It’s been hectic, but I promise that I will finish this SSRS tutorial…