Pricing Scheme Ignored

[neil.interactit]

Back to the original question ...

Tried without DoLineCalculationsFromExGSTSellPrice() ... it is still creating sales orders that do not have the pricing scheme applied.

[neil.interactit]

Bump

[Scott.Pearce]

Try *not* doing the line:

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salesOrder.SalesOrderLines[newKey].DoLineCalculationsFromExGSTSellPrice();


Did this work?

[neil.interactit]

No. No go. Removing that lline had no effect.

[Scott.Pearce]

Can you post a sample plugin .xml file here?

Like, can you strip out all the un-necessary stuff and give me something that illustrates just the issue. For example, throw together a plugin that creates a sales order, adds a line, and sets the properties you want, AND suffers from the issue. Do this using the JiwaDemo database.

[neil.interactit]

Hi Scott, I have emailed you the source code.

[Scott.Pearce]

I couldn't get the main form to load on my environment and didn't want to spend too much time on it.

I've attached a sample project that simply logs on, creates a so, adds a part, and saves the so. It also sets the same properties as your earlier code snippet was setting. The price scheme is used OK for me.

This was done against 7.0.119.0 - maybe running it against your 117 demo environment will give a different result?

In the code you may have to change the server and database name to logon to your database. Also see in the code comments that you should add a debtor specific price for debtor 1001, part no. 1170, percentage -90 in demo data. And of course, you will need to fix up references.

I note that in your code snippet you set the so InitiatedDate to the contents of a variable - I wonder what the contents of that variable is and whether it has any bearing on the issue.

[neil.interactit]

Hi Scott,

I cross checked your sample back into my code ... functionally identical. If it works for you it should be fine with the client ... I am getting them to check their pricing scheme setup.

Thanks,
Neil