AddSubSection

Examples


The AddSubSection procedure of the syHomePageSubSection form adds a subsection to the specified section of the Home Page being created for a user.

Syntax

AddSubSection, UserID, SectionID, SubSectionID, DictionaryID, Visible, UserDefined

Parameters

UserID – A string that specifies the user for which the new Home Page is being created.

SectionID – A constant defined for the syHomePageMain form that specifies to which section the sub-section is being added to for the Home Page. The value corresponds to one of the following constants:

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Constant

Description

METRICS

The Metrics section of the Home Page

MYREPORTS

The My Reports section of the Home Page

OUTLOOK

The Outlook section of the Home Page

QUICKLINKS

The Quick Links section of the Home Page

TODO

The To Do section of the Home Page


SubSectionID – A constant defined for the syHomePageMain form that specifies the sub-section being added. The value corresponds to one of the following constants:

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Section

Constant

Description

Outlook

CALENDAR_SUBSECTION

The Outlook Calendar

INBOX_SUBSECTION

The Outlook Inbox

To Do

REMINDERS_SUBSECTION

The Dynamics GP Reminders

TASKS_SUBSECTION

The Dynamics GP Tasks


DictionaryID – An integer specifying the dictionary ID of the application hosting the Home Page. In all cases, use the constant DYNAMICS.

Visible – A boolean specifying whether the sub-section will be displayed. The value true indicates the sub-section will be displayed, while the value false indicates the sub-section will be hidden.

UserDefined – A string parameter that isn’t currently used. Use the empty string ("") for this parameter.

Comments

You must define all sub-sections for the Home Page. If you don’t want a sub-section to be shown, use the Visible parameter to set its state to hidden.


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