in my project "Light switch C#", I have a button which take me to a certain screen. The screen take one parameter of type string, for example "Office-Italy","Office- Germany"
My code:
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partial void HQ_Execute()
{
// Write your code here.
this.Application.ShowPart_1_SearchBalanceGreaterZero("IC-MOS");
}
now the question here is, I have 12 office and when I press the HQ (Head office) button I want my filter to be something like *. in other words I want my filter to have this value
this.Application.ShowPart_1_SearchBalanceGreaterZero("IC-MOS"||"IC-IT")
is this possible by anyhow?
Thanks a lot, Zayed
No, a parameter can't have more than one value. So you'll need to change your method to accommodate what you need, e.g. by changing the parameter so that it's a collection of strings instead of a single string.
You could change the implementation instead, e.g. to allow you to pass "IC-MOS,IC-IT" and split it by commas - but it's clearer (IMO) to specify the values separately.
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