Today I would like to talk about how to add Media or MediaSet data type (Pictures) to a report in Business Central.
As you might know, there are two ways that you can upload media in Business Central:
Today I would like to talk about how to add Media or MediaSet data type (Pictures) to a report in Business Central.
As you might know, there are two ways that you can upload media in Business Central:
How to add a picture to Item Category (Manage item picture by group) by customization.
I needed to create a sandbox with a series of articles about a stationery store, but I didn’t feel like entering the images manually, so I said to myself…WHY not take advantage of open AI??!
OPEN AI makes available an API, image generation that allows you to create an original image, based on a text request.
In this video, I show how you can have an embedded picture in your app file and use that on pages in AL. Check it out:
I saw some discussion last month about whether it was possible to import pictures directly from URLs into Business Central?
So Today I would like to talk about how to do it.
I was just working on an assignment where I got the need of the customer like they want the Item Picture via web service. Another validation they put in was they don’t want the item picture to be saved on any particular directory instead they want on fly.
One of the more effective, and probably completely unexpected, demos at Waldo’s and mine NAV TechDays 2018
session was the user profile picture demo. I say “completely unexpected” is that it shows something that you normally don’t expect from control add-ins. When hearing “control add-in”, most developers (but also most Microsoft people) have in mind a visual control that visualizes some data from NAV/BC and possibly allows you to interact with (C/)AL through that piece of UI.