JavaScript
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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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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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Invoking Azure Functions from AL
One elegant way of replacing your .NET interoperability code with something else is by using Azure Functions. Sounds good in theory, but what does it take in…
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Better late than never: NAV TechDays 2016 goodies
This year my work got a better of me. For five years in a row I have posted all my demos and materials from NAV TechDays sessions right after them. However,…
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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…
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What’s New in NAV 2016: Control Add-ins
Well, control add-ins are not new in NAV 2016, they have been around for a long time now. But, they have been improved and this blog post is about these…
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Directions EMEA 2015 Session Content
For me, Mannheim was always a yet another German city, one that beyond its name I knew nothing else about. When it was announced that Directions EMEA 2015…
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Capturing unhandled errors in JavaScript Control Add-ins
Not that I am saying it’s a good thing, but trial and error is a fairly common approach to debugging in the NAV world. We’ve all done it. Heck, even with the…
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Deploy your resource automatically from Visual Studio
In most of my JavaScript client extensibility demos, I develop the whole content of my resource ZIP files inside Visual Studio. When I press F6, magically my…
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Client Extensibility Demos
On Monday, June 15th I have delivered another session in Microsoft’s Road to Repeatability series of online demos about technical NAV features, this time…