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I have no specific advice since we do not use Ninject at SoftPro. However, SelectServer.GetService() is simply an implementation of System.IServiceProvider. I can only assume that Ninject has recommendations regarding getting services from an IServiceProvider since it is a widely used dependency inj...

The Crystal report has a context of {{Order.CDFs}}. When Select renders the document from the UI screen, it will provide a dialog allowing the user to select the CDFs you wish to print - should there be more than one CDF. I this example, we are just going to render the report for the first CDF. Here...

This post will provide a generalized method to handle creating system reports that are generated by Crystal. It will demonstrate how to resolve the "CONTEXTID#" render prompt by using a report where a CDF context is required. You will handle the user prompts the same way as any report - th...

While we release this information on buttons located in the ribbon (see .cts files in the SDK Tools folder), we do not release this information for internal screen UI elements such as these to prevent third party users from introducing external dependencies on our implementations or private value as...

Do you just want to replicate a button press event or actually add new items programmatically?

Unfortunately, our UI interface does not work as would be needed to support this. An order is not saved to the order store database until the first ApplyChanges() is successful. Since your order has validation errors, the order is never saved. This is why you cannot open the order with the OpenStand...

No. Events such as this are defined to signal specific functionality. What are you trying to achieve?

Please submit a representative block of code and it's stack trace so we can look into the problem. Thanks.

Is your order read-only? The order must be opened as writable. Can you make any changes to the order and save it (such as Order.RelatedOrders)? I would need to see your code to make any other comments.

Add "Microsoft.Scripting.dll" from the SoftPro client or server libraries to your project executable folder with the other Select DLLs. You do not need to add it to your project references, but it is needed for Select DLLs.