Control Add-ins
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Extending the HTML trick: using actual images
Eric Sevareid famously said that the chief cause of problems is solutions. The same applies to the HTML trick I blogged about yesterday. As soon as you solve…
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Encapsulation in JavaScript
This will be my last post in the “JavaScript for (C/)AL Developers” series today. If I continued blogging about nearly pure JavaScript stuff, you could…
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Preventing trampling over $
In my previous post, I’ve written about the situation when you (or somebody you trust) redeclares the $ variable, thus inadvertently breaking all your jQuery…
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Why doesn’t my jQuery work?
First, a disclaimer. This post is written for (C/)AL developers who are struggling with JavaScript, who copy and paste JavaScript code from Stack Overflow…
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Abusing Images property to load HTML in control add-ins
One of major limitations of control add-ins is not being able to define HTML. It seems so unbelievably unbelievable, that anyone looking at it from the outside…
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Control Add-in Dependency Demos
Yes, I keep forgetting about “stuff”. First I forget about blogging in general, then I forget how to blog properly. I’ll get it sorted out. Eventually.…
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Accessing a control add-in in a dependency extension
Long time no see, eh? Time flies, what do you know… I am thrilled to still find you here. Honestly, I wasn’t sure this morning if I was about to even find this…
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TicTacToe challenge winner announcement
In my last post I announced a challenge: the first pull request on my TicTacToe for AL GitHub repository that contains a properly written event handler with…
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A couple of AL controladdin demos – Google Maps and Tic Tac Toe
As a part of preparation for my last event of this year that concludes the conference season 2017 for me, I played around with the latest addition to the AL…
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Visual Studio Control Add-in Project Template
If part of your daily job includes creating control add-ins for Microsoft Dynamics NAV, then you know that creating control add-ins that target all clients…