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Dexterity dictionary issues

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hamzajosh

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Hi, I am familiar with dexterity but am not an expert. I have a highly customized GP dexterity source code file. I installed dexterity on my machine and when I open the dictionary, it opens fine and shows me all the code and customization etc. When I try to run this using Debug -> Test mode, I get the error "focus trigger registration failed". Then it says I need to run Dynamics Utilities to run this dictionary. When I click yes on running utilities, dexterity just shuts down and nothing happens.
Please advise what I need to do to get this running so I can try to debug the code. Please provide detailed instructions as I am newbie to all this.
Thanks in advance.

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Hi There

1) Backup the Data\Dex.ini file from your Dexterity application folder.
2) Copy the Data\Dex.ini file from your Dynamics application folder to the Data\Dex.ini of the Dexterity application folder.
3) Edit the file and adjust the DexHelpPath to point back to the Dexterity folder.

Now you should be able to run your code. Assuming the account frameworks match.

As for the trigger registration error, look at the Startup global procedure. You should find the error message shown in the warning there.

If there are more than one error message with the same wording:

1) That is bad practice, change each message so it gives enough detail to uniquely identify it.
2) add a breakpoint using the script debugger and trace the code to find which trigger is failing to register.

Good luck.

David
 
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