You can handle following events from user plugin RefreshGrid SaveGrid public enum PluginEvent { RefreshGrid, SaveGrid } public class PluginEventArgs : EventArgs { public PluginEvent EventType { get; set; } } To execute the event, first instantiate PluginEventArgs and pass the EventType according to your requirement. PluginEventArgs arg = new PluginEventArgs(); arg.EventType = PluginEvent.RefreshGrid; OnExecute(null, arg);  

To open entity to the same page, create a new constructor in FormPage with SynchronizeEntity .  This will refresh the form after a new row is selected from master page grid. public FormPage(SynchronizeEntity syncEntity) :base(true, syncEntity) { InitializeComponent(); InitPage(api); } private void SetHeader() { if (editrow == null) return; var header = string.Format(“{0}:{1}”, Uniconta.ClientTools.Localization.lookup(“DebtorAccount”), editrow._Account); SetHeader(header); } […]

To add Plugin in Local Menu Under Tools > Local Menu Choose the Control Name where a Local menu need to be added. Control Type: Plugin Select the Plugin in Control Under Arguments, provide the form name FormName=PluginAddEditDebtor; mentioned inside plugin code public List<PluginControl> RegisterControls() { var ctrls = new List<PluginControl>(); ctrls.Add(new PluginControl() { UniqueName = “PluginAddEditDebtor”, […]

Download Sample File Create a new project and add Devexpress references including Uniconta’s library – ClientTools, Uniconta.Common, and Uniconta.WindowsAPI It is required to register your plugin with Uniconta applicaiton. To do that make a class and inherit IPluginControlNow inside RegisterControls function, register all the pages you create public List<PluginControl> RegisterControls() { var ctrls = new […]

Uniconta API is a complete API to interact with the Uniconta ERP Server. Uniconta API is the only way to interact with the ERP server. There do not exist any other type of connection or interface. We uses the Uniconta API for all our work on Uniconta our self. The Uniconta Windows and Uniconta Silverlight […]

To be able to open content in new tab from a Plugin inherited IContentPluginBase and implement the following function. //summary // The SetContent method to set the content //summary public void SetContent(ContentControl control) { Button buttonControl = new Button() { Content=”PluginButton”, Height=25, Width=100 }; control.Content = buttonControl; } To delete the resources used in the content, the […]

There are 2 ways to capture menu events – Pre & Post. Pre – runs after the menu is clicked but before its execution Post – runs after the menu is clicked & executed. Below is an example of the Plugin Code ////summary //// The Execute method to execute on the basis of parameter passed […]

To be able to open a form from plugin, the following function can be used //// Params UnicontaTabs.GL_DailyJournalLine :- (string) name of control to open //// Params currentRow :- argument to be passed for form UnicontaTabs.OpenTab(UnicontaTabs.GL_DailyJournalLine, currentRow); How to use e.g for opening DailyJournalLine form, we need to give GL_DailyJournalLine form name as a first […]

Introduction User Plugins allow easy modification, customization and enhancement of Uniconta. It lets you easily add new functionalities without changing the core application code. Plugin Interface Plugin Interface is a part of Uniconta’s Windows API. It can be found under Uniconta.WindowsAPI > API > IPluginBase.cs Create a new plugin by implementing this interface. //Summary //Interface […]

Introduction Uniconta Plugins are ways to extend and add to the functionality that already exist in Uniconta. Uniconta Plugin Directory A plugin dll can be added on a default Uniconta Plugin directory C:\Uniconta\PluginPath or on any custom path defined by user. To change default plugin path in registry, please follow the instructions from here Installing […]

The Uniconta client is a normal Windows program developed using .NET. It uses WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) for its user interface. Since the client executes on the user’s PC, we can take full advantages of the many possibilities that .NET offers. Generally, a .NET program consists of several DLL’s (Dynamic Linked Library), that are linked […]