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Electronic Reporting & Configurable Business Documents With Docentric Enhancements

Posted on August 6, 2023July 8, 2024 by Albin Lotric

Tags: Configurable business documents, D365FO, Electronic reporting, Full Edition, Video

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In this presentation, our expert, Albin Lotrič, first explains the basics of Electronic Reporting and Configurable Business Documents (ER/CBD). Then, the process of customizing existing ER configurations by deriving them from the original Microsoft configurations is presented. The customization includes the changes in the configurations […]

Checking Security Privileges or Duties of a User in X++

Posted on August 3, 2023October 15, 2023 by Nenad Krantic

Tags: D365FO, Free Edition, X++

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Security is a big part of D365FO and in this article we will go over some particulars of checking user privileges/duties, which might not be immediately obvious. Usually security is taken care of, for the most part, by the security framework, which is utilized by […]

Support Images in Outgoing Emails in D365FO

Posted on July 25, 2023September 4, 2024 by Miha Vuk

Tags: D365FO, Emailing, Exchange, Free Edition, Images, SMTP

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How to use images in outgoing emails In general, there are 3 ways to embed images in your emails: Inline embedded CID images Embed an image using CID (Content-ID) in the HTML email body, while attaching it to mail message (as Linked Resource). Pros: Does […]

How to Skip Next in CoC of a Method in X++

Posted on July 22, 2023March 25, 2025 by Jovica Zivkovic

Tags: D365FO, X++

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Hey guys! Did you know that there is a hack how to skip next in an extended X++ method, wrapped using CoC (Chain of Command), which is NOT decorated with the Replaceable attribute? This hack also works inside a transaction (ttsLevel > 0) 😀 WARNING: […]

Improved strSplit() Method in X++

Posted on July 20, 2023July 31, 2024 by Vilko Jenko

Tags: D365FO, Free Edition, X++

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How String.Split() works in C# Check the Microsoft documentation on String.Split() >> The optional parameter of type StringSplitOptions allows you to specify options such as whether to omit empty substrings from the returned array or trim whitespace from substrings. This enumeration supports a bitwise combination […]

Print Management for the Curious

Posted on July 15, 2023July 8, 2024 by Albin Lotric

Tags: D365FO, Free Edition, Print management

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This is the second article on Print management in D365FO, describing some of the advanced features of Print management. If you are new to Print management, please read the first article, Print Management in Simple Words, which describes the basics. Conditional Print management setting Conditional […]

Print Management in Simple Words

Posted on July 10, 2023October 4, 2023 by Albin Lotric

Tags: D365FO, Print management

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If you are looking for a concise and simple explanation of Print management, this article may be just what you need. This is the first of two articles explaining some of the most common Print management features. Those of you who want to dive deeper […]

Multiple Projects on D365FO Onebox Using Git

Posted on July 2, 2023August 6, 2023 by Klemen Novak

Tags: D365FO, Git, Video

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Choosing the right version control for D365FO customizations and development makes the life of any team easier. In this session, our expert Klemen Novak, CTO at Docentric, discusses how Git compares to TFVC, branching capabilities and strategies, and demonstrates in action how to use Git […]

PDF/A Standard Versions and Conformance Levels

Posted on April 10, 2023April 10, 2023 by Ana Gligorijevic

Tags: D365FO, Full Edition, PDF, PDF/A

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The PDF/A standard defines specific requirements and constraints on the PDF file format to ensure that PDF/A-compliant documents are self-contained, device-independent and suitable for long-term archiving (the “A” stands for archive). These requirements include guidelines for fonts, color, metadata, transparency and other aspects of PDF […]

Delegates and Event Handlers in D365FO

Posted on January 20, 2023March 1, 2023 by Slobodan Vucicevic

Tags: D365FO, Delegates, Event handlers, X++

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How often did you find yourself in a situation when you created a Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations customization and wanted to create a logic which can respond to changes or notifies your change to future extensions of your code? By using delegates and event […]