Setting an Actionpad linked to an inspector

Actionpads

The Actionpads are a dynamic part of the Lime CRM Windows client, configured uniquely for each customer. The Actionpads usually run the Lime Bootstrap framework, which gives the possibility of easy customisation and use of small apps

The Actionpads are served locally from the %appdata%-catalog and downloaded from the server upon first login or an Actionpad update.

Setting an Actionpad linked to an inspector

Which Actionpad is linked to each LimeType in the Windows client, is set by the client in VBA. This is included in all base solutions by the following implementation. If the application lacks the LBSHelper module, the module in this zipped .bas file can be imported into the VBA project, and be used to set Actionpads in the client. The functions should be called from the applications set-up-function. Just add the code below to ThisApplication.Setup

Case 1: LBSHelper module is present

Nothing should be needed to be done here, but ensure that the following code is in ThisApplication.Setup

Call lbsHelper.setDefaultActionpads(False)

Case 2: LBSHelper module is not present, but the actionpads use Lime Bootstrap

Import the .bas file containing the ActionpadHelper module, and put the following code in ThisApplication.Setup

Dim bLbsActive As Boolean
bLbsActive = True
Call ActionpadHelper.setDefaultActionpads(bLbsActive)

Case 3: LBSHelper module is not present, and the actionpads don't use Lime Bootstrap